> Cross-compilation does definitely have some users, but is complex and prone to issues. What complexity and issues? Everyone I know is developing their Amiga

> Cross-compilation does definitely have some users, but is complex and prone to issues. What complexity and issues? Everyone I know is developing their Amiga software, libraries, devices etc using things like bebbo gcc or vbcc on their PCs > And we're far from a situation where these people don't care; LLVM m68k support was merged recently. It was an effort funded mostly by Amiga and Atari ST users. Where can I find an LLVM build for AmigaOS m68k though? Not on Aminet I suppose anyone using that must be running it on a pc I still use my Amiga constantly but I'm not going to pretend there's more than a handful of people actually running bleeding edge versions of GCC under AmigaOS 3.1 Just because they no longer support GCC builds for Amiga doesn't mean it won't be able to build for the target just that you won't be running newer versions of GCC under AmigaOS itself