Matt Emson

That's great info! I think I still have the compiler tree built on my Catalina partition, so I will try those options. I really want to get this working on...

I got some more time for this, so I am building Retro68 on my macbook again (old copy was lost in a hard drive upgrade at some point) Those switches...

So I have it built on my Macbook Pro and I have copied over the BeOS libs I would need (all are PEF libraries or MW format object files)... what...

The Metrowerks linker (mwld) can accept XCOFF libs, so I think we can probably do this quite easily. Fred Fish had a port of GCC for BeOS PowerPC back in...

So - I have just run a little test: ```c void __start() {} ``` I then compiled: `powerpc-apple-macos-gcc -nodefaultlibs -nostartfiles start.c -o start` which ran and made a `start` executable...

I tried to run MakeImport on libroot.so, which is the main shared object in BeOS and I believe what contains most of the C library... but it complains about there...

I think that is correct. I can maybe make a simple hello world that links just to libroot.so and upload the zip. I'm pretty sure BeOS just uses the standard...

Okay I built the beos branch and the MakeImport seems to work with a caveat. I ran: `MakeImport libroot.so libroot.so.o --no-cfrg` And this made a valid file that I think...

Okay - this is possibly a good sign.... ```c int puts(const char* s); void __start() { puts("hello"); } ``` compiled and made PEF as above, linking in libroot.so. I wasn't...

- I think I would like to get the start up code working to that we can have a main function. - I’d like to get the standard BeOS C...