How can I change architecture in Eclipse from x86 to pdp11, what flags do I need, and do I need adjust cross-compiler, thanks in advance
How can I change architecture in Eclipse from x86 to pdp11 , what flags
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How can I change architecture in Eclipse from x86 to pdp11, what flags do I need, and do I need adjust cross-compiler, thanks in advance
You can’t since a PDP-11 is a 16bit computer it can’t be equiped with the necessary resources to run eclipse 😉
EDIT: Sorry that I had the impression that this is somekind of fun question (now I have to give a more serious answer).
Assuming you want to create C code:
You need to download eclipse CDT
and MinGW add the bin directory to you PATH
create a C project and edit the project properties “C/C++ Build” and set the required options for code generation see
GCC PDP Options for options like
Hope this helps. Maybe you need some additional packages for gcc, since I don’t believe it comes with PDP features out of the box.