THIS IS A SNAPSHOT!				Bergen, 17 July 1994

There are no guarantees here -- I've taken the cross development
system from the Xinu distribution for the PDP-11, and hacked it up to
make it compile cleanly (and seemingly work) with GCC under NetBSD on
an i386 machine.  What's included here is a current snapshot of the
state of my work, which is still progressing.  Particularly, note that
the floating point stuff (almost certainly) doesn't work at the
moment.

I've changed from the old scheme of xxx.RAW files to having a single
header file, include/pdp11/names.h, that contains the path specs that
the various programs here need.  Change that to match where you put
this stuff.

Oh -- the stuff in the standalone directory I haven't really looked
at.  It's just there because I'm going to start with that when I
actually begin trying to execute things on a real PDP-11.

There's a sed.c in the cc11 directory.  If your sed, like mine,
crashes trying to transform that weird table.s stuff in the cc11
directory, try this one instead.  It's Eric Raymond's sed, as
contributed by him to Minix, and works fine.

The most important thing I still haven't done, but will, is to replace
the cpp11 in here with a combination of DECUS cpp and the unproto
preprocessor, so that the compiler can accept ANSI prototypes and
function headers, as well as stdarg-based variable arguments.

Meanwhile, I'd really appreciate feedback!  If you find bugs, or think
up improvements or whatever, please let me know!

-tih

Internet:  Tom.Helbekkmo@NHH.NO
