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Coherent had a K&R C compiler, so modern software would simply not compile. There is a tool called "unproto" that compiles ANSI (C89) programs with K&R compiler
by nils-m-holm 3y ago
Coherent had a K&R C compiler, so modern software would simply not compile. There is a tool called "unproto" that compiles ANSI (C89) programs with K&R compilers, and there is a Coherent version on my homepage (http://localhost/t3x.org/index.html#retro http://localhost/t3x.org/index.html#retro -- scoll down a bit). However, even this will probably not get you ver far with modern software.
For 32-bit Coherent (4.0.0 and later) there is some 2.x GCC, but I have never used it and I doubt that it can compile software that is "modern" these days.