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rj@eli.wariat.org said: > I have used the gnu tools with 68020, 30, & 40 before. My question > was whether they had any specific version for the 68360. I've used the 68322 and I've heard of other people using the far more common 68302. In these cases, the processor was just a 68EC0x0 with some on-chip devices. The ``EC'' just means that there is more on the chip then the CPU. MIPS and i960s are often like this as well. Check with your documentation, I suspect this is the case for you. rj@eli.wariat.org said: > We have been having some problems with the C++ commercial compiler > recently, and so I wondered if the gnu stuff could be used as a > temporary workaround. We have a paranoid corporate mandate not to > *SHIP* anything built withGnu tools, probably due to a > misunderstanding on licensing, or perhaps it is an ISO-9000 issue :-( I haven't shipped anything compiled with a commercial compiler in years. There was initially some misunderstanding with my previous employer that was easily cleared up. My current employer doesn't ask silly questions. (They do ask pertinent questions, by the way.) Maybe you can get your management to buy a Cygnus compiler for you:-) -- Steve Williams steve@icarus.com steve@picturel.com "The woods are lovely, dark and deep. But I have promises to keep, And lines to code before I sleep, And lines to code before I sleep."