Hi everyone, I'm sending out this message because in the next few months I might be interested to set up an OpenBSD port of the C compiler 'CC386' (http://ladsoft.tripod.com/cc386.htm). This compiler was developed on DOS and Win32, as it targets both these platforms. Last week I made a start porting cc386 to Unix, and I've managed to compile all the modules and produce a buggy binary. I am working on this port in my spare time because there's no reason why this compiler shouldn't target OpenBSD/i386. The port already produces some working ELF executables.
There are 2 tools in the CC386 package that I'd be interested to set up/maintain OpenBSD ports for. The first one is obviously the compiler itself. The name of the port would naturally be either 'cc386' or 'ladcc', reflecting the originator of this code, "LADSoft's" David Lindauer, who I'm in contact with. The second component is a simple implementation of make, which David calls imake. Considering imake is already the name of something else (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Imake), I might "make" David change it's name. How would I go about creating the OpenBSD ports for these tools when I'm ready to release them? Thanks, Michael
