Short: GCC-based development toolchain Author: GNU and adtools authors Uploader: mail sebastianbauer info (Sebastian Bauer) Type: dev/gcc Version: 20180502-559 Architecture: ppc-amigaos >= 4.1.0 Kurz: GCC-basierte Toolchain für AmigaOS 4.x This archive includes native AmigaOS 4.1 compiles of * binutils 2.23.2, * gcc 8.1.0, and * coreutils 5.2.1 based on https://github.com/sba/sba1/adtools version 20180502-559 commit 26c39450e024418c9bfa2b410f0ba3c397a9132c. In order to install it on your Amiga, extract the archive to a destination of your choice. Then establish a GCC: assignment to the extracted folder and add the contained bin folder to the command search path 1> ASSIGN GCC: 1> PATH GCC:bin add Furthermore, you need to have an SDK: assign as in the original SDK. Note that if you use the APPDIR: feature you should flush its contents. Otherwise, you may observe unexpected behaviour. Most easily this can be achieved by entering 1> delete APPDIR:#? This is a preliminary version and as such it will contain still many bugs. Please use the issue tracker at https://github.com/sba1/adtools/issues for reporting bugs. Note that the plan is to split the project and move the parts to separate subprojects at https://github.com/adtools/. One other goal is to include the projects or updated ones as part of one of the next AmigaOS SDK. About the C++ support ===================== C++-support using clib2 clib (enabled via -mcrt=clib2) is much better than with the newlib clib at the moment. If you encounter any errors when compiling C++ projects using newlib, also try clib2. To be successful, you should use the accompanying clib2 release archive adtools-os4-clib2-20180502-559.lha and install its contents into the SDK: folder. You can find this (unofficial) archive at https://dl.bintray.com/sba1/adtools-native/. Also for C++, it is recommended not to use the shared objects feature (aka dynload) for now. The reason is that the C++-ABI may change in the future. Changes of the AmigaOS version ============================== In the doc folder, there is some usual gcc documentation provided. This is actually a diff of the original documentation, so AmigaOS-relevant changes are easily recognizable.