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m6811-gccThe gcc-2.95.2 cross-compiler for the 6811
2.95.3_2develΣ=0 2.95.3_2Version of this port present on the latest quarterly branch.
BROKEN: "Incorrect pkg-plist (removes files not installed by this port)" DEPRECATED: ""Incorrect pkg-plist (removes files not installed by this port)"" This port expired on: 2005-09-22 IGNORE: "is marked as broken: "Incorrect pkg-plist (removes files not installed by this port)""
There is no maintainer for this port.
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This is a 6811 cross compiler for FreeBSD.
The C, C++ compiler is based on the GCC 2.95.2 release. The M68HC1x port is
based on an old port of GCC for 68HC11 made by Otto Lind. However, it was
intensively modified to generate smaller and faster code. It was enhanced
to support 32-bits and 64-bits integers. The support for IEEE floating point
numbers (32 and 64-bits) is also provided. Source level debugging is available
with DWARF-2 debugging format.
WWW: http://www.gnu-m68hc11.org/
Move devel/autoconf->devel/autoconf253 and devel/automake->devel/automake15
All autotools ports are now truly versioned and do not conflict with each
other.
This marks the end of "Phase 1" of the autotools updates.
Before committing the previous BROKEN changes I carefully checked the status
of each port on bento and for recent fixes. Unfortunately at some point I
got confused and switched to the wrong list :-) As a result I picked up a
number of ports that were fixed a while ago. Sorry for the false alarm,
maintainers.
Pointy hat to: kris
Revived from ports/gcc11.
which was lost in the great attic-sweep.
Thanks to all the people who had a local copy of it at freefall.
- Udpate to new layout and cleaned with portlint.
- Depends on autconf
This is a 6811 cross compiler for FreeBSD.
The C, C++ compiler is based on the GCC 2.95.2 release. The M68HC1x port is
based on an old port of GCC for 68HC11 made by Otto Lind. However, it was
intensively modified to generate smaller and faster code. It was enhanced
to support 32-bits and 64-bits integers. The support for IEEE floating point
numbers (32 and 64-bits) is also provided. Source level debugging is available
with DWARF-2 debugging format.
PR: 17802
Submitted by: jake