Re: Request for suggestions: xm-romp.h

[kenner at vlsi1 dot ultra dot nyu dot edu (Richard Kenner)]

    As I said, this is a platform they (IBM, that is) stopped making in
    1991.  I was using one in 1998, as a terminal, but I didn't have the
    compiler LPP so I don't know whether hc was the system compiler or a
    3rd-party product.

I still use one, but pretty much for the same reason.

    Thinking about it a bit more, maybe it does make sense to drop the
    target entirely.  Retro-computing fanatics will probably be quite
    happy with gcc 2.x.

I'd feel bad about it too because it was the first machine I ported
GCC to.  But it's handy to keep such ports around as a source of ideas
for other ports.

However, I think the chances of anybody trying to build GCC starting
with hc on that target are small enough that I don't think we need to
worry about it.