How to convert c code into Mips code???????

[Aejo]

Is there any software that can do this???????

[doas777]

I may be wrong, but it is my understanding that mips is an architechure. thus all you should need to do is find a mips box with a c compiler, and build it.

prolly not that simple in reality, but that is supposed to be why unix was superior, and why having a kernel written mostly in C was portable. all you needed was a compiler to build with.

[unknownPoster]

I may be wrong, but it is my understanding that mips is an architechure. thus all you should need to do is find a mips box with a c compiler, and build it.

prolly not that simple in reality, but that is supposed to be why unix was superior, and why having a kernel written mostly in C was portable. all you needed was a compiler to build with.

QEMU supports MIPS emulation, but I'm not sure if it is the appropriate solution to this problem...

[Can+~]

Second post regarding how to cheat your homework.

Check the response I gave you on the other post.

I would be more helpful, provide examples, links, explanations; but seems you are not interested to learn, so I'm not willing to teach.

[soltanis]

Do you know what a compiler is?

man gcc

seriously.

[Aejo]

thanks for all responses.

[Odemia]

Do you know what a compiler is?

man gcc

seriously.
+1

Or if you aren't familiar with gcc (for some very weird reason), you could try google. Say "crosscompiling for mips" the top result looks pretty good.