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Hi!
I've just had an IBM POWERstation 355 dropped in my lap, which is based around a 40MHz POWER processor. I think there's been work on a POWER3/4 port, but i'm wondering if anyone's even looked at porting to the original IBM POWER architecture? Looking over the GCC docs, it looks like it will generate POWER1/2 code, though I haven't tested this yet.
Any info on this would be appreciated, even if it's just 'I've looked at it and it's not going to be possible without more documentation'
Thanks,
-- SarahEmm
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