GNUMake option?

[debmint]

I wonder why in the GNUMake-files, you use the option "-mx32" instead of "-m32". I have two Linux distros - Manjaro and Debian (10). and neither will compile without installing a bunch of packages. Both are set up to build with the -m32 opt. AIUI, -mx32 builds a 64-bit program with longs,etc set to that of 32-bit systems, while -m32 simply builds a 32-bit program. I have a Mint system that has the proper modules, possibly all were packaged together.

I was looking over your CC09 sources and noticed that this is the "old" version - the same as we have available on the CoCo. The version on toolshed (in the c3 directory) is the "new" version where the first parameter to a function is passed in the "D" register. If it's not secret, I was just wondering where you came up with this version. BTW, the programs in the Level 2 Development pak - rma, etc, are built wih the "new" version.