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Re: trying to glue Modula-3 onto egcs table based exception handl ing support
- To: Marc Fiuczynski <mef at cs dot washington dot edu>
- Subject: Re: trying to glue Modula-3 onto egcs table based exception handl ing support
- From: Jeffrey A Law <law at cygnus dot com>
- Date: Wed, 31 May 2000 15:00:32 -0600
- cc: "'Mike Stump'" <mrs at windriver dot com>, gcc at gcc dot gnu dot org
- Reply-To: law at cygnus dot com
In message <055A195871E5D1119F8100A0C9499B5F019FF1AE@exchsrv1.cs.washington.e
du>you write:
> I'll respond to Mike Stump's meta comment first, and to the rest in a
> separate message.
>
> The Modula-3 front-end (parser etc.) is written in Modula-3. It spits
> out some intermediate form that is read in by a small m3.c component in
> the gcc-backend. I would be happy to check in this little m3.c
> component into the gcc cvs tree, but I'll have to talk to the people at
> DEC that currently own the copyright about this first. There has been
> some utterences about building an integrated front-end for gcc, like the
> Java/Chill/etc. front-ends. I doubt that this will ever happen.
Where precisely does m3.c tie into the rest of GCC? There may be
other (political & legal) concerns with integrating this file depending
on precisely where it hooks in and exactly how it works.
jeff