Intel i960 - Audience Description; Licensing and Copyrights; UNIX and Windows Conventions

i960 Processor Compiler User's Guide
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Audience Description
This manual assumes that you are familiar with the i960 processor
architecture, C and assembly language programming, and your host
computer's operating system.
Licensing and Copyrights
Refer to the i960 Software Tools License Guide for licensing and copyright
statements.
UNIX and Windows Conventions
This manual tells you how to use the compiler in both UNIX and Windows
95/NT systems. This manual uses the following conventions:
• Command-lines appear without a preceding prompt.
• Paths use the UNIX forward slash (
/) rather than the Windows
backslash (
\) for pathnames.
• Command-line option examples use the UNIX dash (
-) prefix rather
than the Windows forward slash (
/) prefix.
• Environment variables are referenced using the UNIX dollar-sign
(e.g.,
$I960BASE), not the Windows % character.
NOTE. In UNIX, only the dash (-) is accepted as a prefix for a
command-line option. In Windows, both the (
-) and the (/) are accepted
as a prefix for a command-line option.