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 # x-apollo68 -- 680x0 based Apollos as host system

 # vasta@apollo.com says this is how to compile on an Apollo (SR10.x).
 # Use a Berkeley environment.
 CC=cc -g -A nansi -A cpu,3000 -A runtype,bsd4.3 -A systype,any
 OLDCC=cc -g -A nansi -A cpu,3000 -A runtype,bsd4.3 -A systype,any

 # This used to redefine CFLAGS and LIBGCC2_CFLAGS to eliminate the unsupported
 # -g flag from both macros.  This gives an undebuggable stage1 compiler which
 # is bad, and it also does the wrong thing if we are cross compiling to a
 # target which does support debugging.  There is currently no way to avoid
 # the -g option that doesn't break something else.
	# x-apollo68 -- 680x0 based Apollos as host system

	# vasta@apollo.com says this is how to compile on an Apollo (SR10.x).
	# Use a Berkeley environment.
	CC=cc -g -A nansi -A cpu,3000 -A runtype,bsd4.3 -A systype,any
	OLDCC=cc -g -A nansi -A cpu,3000 -A runtype,bsd4.3 -A systype,any

	# This used to redefine CFLAGS and LIBGCC2_CFLAGS to eliminate the unsupported
	# -g flag from both macros. This gives an undebuggable stage1 compiler which
	# is bad, and it also does the wrong thing if we are cross compiling to a
	# target which does support debugging. There is currently no way to avoid
	# the -g option that doesn't break something else.