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Yeah, HP's cc was "not technically a C compiler" - the only supported use of it was to compile a couple of stub files and link the kernel, on kernel configurati
by eichin 11mo ago
Yeah, HP's cc was "not technically a C compiler" - the only supported use of it was to compile a couple of stub files and link the kernel, on kernel configuration changes. (This led to a bunch of work in making gcc bootstrap from cc, even on top of HP/UX weird ABI, something involving function pointers being longer than other pointers IIRC?)
- thejpster 11mo agoI think that's the bundled version. There's a 'proper' C and C++ development environment you can install if you have the codeword for the install CD.