On Tue, 12 Sep 2000, Richard UNGER wrote:

> A Q800 and an SE/30 need not be binary compatible, I think - a 800 is an
> 68040, while the SE/30 is an 68030, if I am not wrong. Instructions and
> cache handling differ on these chips.

Unless you build with CFLAGS=-m68030, or -m68040, that doesn't make a
difference. Binaries made with gcc's built-in default of -m68020-40
run on all m68k platforms.