Understood, but I wouldn't have thought it necessary to release the BCC source code for any end-user tweaking.
As I understand it, BCC just outputs assembly language source code, which is then assembled by AS.
Given that BRL already has a working x86 Linux version of Blitz Max, surely all that's required is to recompile the IDE, BMK and BCC under PPC Linux.
Or am I missing something? What other "lacking functionality" would be required?
As I understand it, BCC just outputs assembly language source code, which is then assembled by AS.
Given that BRL already has a working x86 Linux version of Blitz Max, surely all that's required is to recompile the IDE, BMK and BCC under PPC Linux.
Or am I missing something? What other "lacking functionality" would be required?