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| very customisable compiler not@home.no (DeSilva) (2000-10-08) |
| Re: very customisable compiler jimbo@radiks.net (2000-10-10) |
| Re: very customisable compiler paule@martex.gen.oh.us (Paul Evans) (2000-10-12) |
| Re: very customisable compiler malicki.1@osu.edu (Joseph Malicki) (2000-10-19) |
| From: | "Joseph Malicki" <malicki.1@osu.edu> |
| Newsgroups: | comp.compilers |
| Date: | 19 Oct 2000 14:38:42 -0400 |
| Organization: | The Ohio State University Dept. of Computer and Info. Science |
| References: | 00-10-057 |
| Keywords: | linker, comment |
Even in the worst case, if the linker can't do what you want, you
should be able to have gcc generate assembly output and have a perl
script modify the assembly directives before passing it along to
as.......
-joe
"DeSilva" <not@home.no> wrote in message news:00-10-057@comp.compilers...
> I am looking for a compiler which can be tweeked and set up for all
> sorts of oddities. I need for it to be able to compile to any
> customisable origin in memory, it should be able o generate raw code
> which can simply be copied into memory and jumped to. In general a
> good c or c++ compiler (with asm support) for developing a simple OS
>
> Which compiler could you sugest for me to use? A free trial or free
> in general compiler would be frefered since this is just a hoby
> project.. just sick and tired of doing it in pure asm *sigh*
> [Few compilers can do that, but most linkers can produce absolute code
> at any origin you want. -John]
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