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> cm3 should perhaps even move to an archictecture-specific directory.<br> > /cm3/bin/I386_LINUX/cm3 <br><br>One thing I forgot about here is where to install the likes of:<br><br>jbook2:m3cc jay$ ls -1 */cm3cg<br>I386_DARWIN-AMD64_FREEBSD/cm3cg<br>I386_DARWIN-AMD64_LINUX/cm3cg<br>I386_DARWIN-AMD64_NETBSD/cm3cg<br>I386_DARWIN-AMD64_OPENBSD/cm3cg<br>I386_DARWIN-FreeBSD4/cm3cg<br>I386_DARWIN-I386_INTERIX/cm3cg<br>I386_DARWIN-I386_OPENBSD/cm3cg<br><br>Probably<br>/cm3/bin/AMD64_FREEBSD/cm3cg<br><br>This doesn't necessarily imply "solving" "where to put host specific files".<br>These are target-specific.<br><br>Eventually it might be nice provide cross compiler packages,<br>for folks that have cross gcc/ld.<br><br>I just have the config file probe around in the uninstalled tree for backends.<br><br>If anyone could tackle writing a linker/loader for some systems, I'd be<br>willing to reconsider all the extra C code, for some systems.<br><br> - Jay<br></body>
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