Porting gcc

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In message <19980123141038.13584.qmail@hotmail.com> "Sean Vincent" writes:
> 
> >Been thinking about having a deeper look at this (as usual, when I get 
> >some free time... :) in particular for the F21. If this is grandmother 
> >and egg-sucking time, my apologies, just getting into MISC. Any road
> >up, this port sounds blobby interesting, any chance of any info on
> >how/what you're doing - don't know if I can help but I fancy getting
> >my hands dirty on something like this.
> >Have fun
> >
> Personally, I've been subscribed to the list for a couple of months, and 
> I understand very little of what is discussed. I'm hoping to learn 
> through osmosis. I wish I had some time to experiment with this stuff. 
> Has anyone considered creating web tutorials? You know, interactive, 
> with pictures and stuff? I guess someone would have to have a lot of 
> free time on their hands to create them.

There is probably a good starting point in the articles I wrote for 
Forthwrite (the UK magazine) which was put together and edited from 
material Jeff Fox provided. I think that I have the files around 
somewhere still and will dig them out of the archives if you want them to 
enable a start to be made. Alternatively, Jeff may have something on his 
web site (you can get there through the Forth links on my site).

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