Patch: new target

[Jeff Johnston]

Hi Micael,

Yes, it can be included in newlib, but you need to make some changes.  All
new code must include a license.  If you have taken any
code from elsewhere, including code you have made modifications to, you
must include the license found in the original code.  If all of this is
fresh
code created by yourself, you may license it how you want, but it must be
under an open source license that allows others to use/modify
the code.  See various licenses in COPYING.NEWLIB and/or COPYING.LIBGLOSS
for examples (a lot are BSD).  If this code was created as part
of your job, you may need to get permission from your employer to submit it
publicly.

Regards,

-- Jeff J.


On Wed, Jul 30, 2025 at 11:13 AM <micael@hildenborg.com> wrote:

>
> I have made some changes that add the possibillity of using the vendor:
> "atari" for m68k targets.
> The whole target name will in this case be: "m68k-atari-elf".
>
> This target is specifically for Atari 16/32 bit computers running TOS
> operating system.
> This is NOT the Atari MINT operating system which is Linux based.
>
> I have the hope that this can be included in newlib, but I will understand
> if adding support for such an old system is refused.
>
> Best regards,
> Mikael Hildenborg.
>
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