Hi Jan,
Thank you for your interest in 8cc. 8cc is indeed a C compiler that
supports most C11 features. However, I don't think it is being used
seriously by anyone, so honestly I'd doubt it is a good choice to be used
as part of your bootstrapping process. tcc have been much more tested.
The most
On Sun, Jun 18, 2017 at 03:52:23PM +0200, Jan Nieuwenhuizen wrote:
> Hi!
>
> The next leap forward is to compile gcc. I have been looking at
> compiling Tinycc[3]. A couple of weeks ago, rain1 has been working with
> the tcc developers to succeed in compiling gcc using tcc[4].
> which one would
Hi!
I am working to create a full source bootstrap path for GuixSD[0]. I
have written Mes[1] a mutual self-hosting Scheme interpreter prototype
in C and a C compiler (Mescc) in Scheme.
The prototype Scheme interpreter in C will be redone in stage0's hex2[2]
at an opportune moment which will give
