Continuing in my quest of useless stuff, here is GCC 2.5.8 for EMX as a native Win32 executable set.
With some weirdness of inline not being recognized, I just commented that out.  The GCC driver program does have some issues though, and Im just not in the mood to fully figure out why either the EMX or MS-DOS versions can’t correctly  capture return codes, or if it was better to just use -pipe and _pipe with _O_TEXT mode set, but again how to figure out if the pipe closed cleanly or with errors?  So for now it’ll always assume everything worked, but it will still print errors.  Sigh.
With that said, the CC1, CC1OBJ, CC1PLUS drivers all built, so you can use C, ObjectiveC, and C++. yay.
The functional version of this is EMX 0.8H, with the gcc 2.5.8 update. Â Maybe I’ll put this all on sourceforge so people don’t have to deal with my crappy download system, but for now it’s on my site.
Here is my build, along with binaries:
emx_gcc_258_phase1_xgcc_cccp_cc1_cc1obj_cc1plus.7z
And the un touched source code, as provided in the 0.8H update
I’ve only tested it with MS-DOS, and PDOS. Â I’m also using the ancient binutils from my GCC 1.40 on Windows experiment.