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From: Lars Brinkhoff <lars.spam@nocrew.org>
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Alex wrote:
>>> How does TARG work when building on system A for system A?
>>
>> Why would it matter what the target system is?  I'm guessing Hugh's
>> TARG mode works the same no matter if system A is building for system
>> A or system B.
>
> No, it doesn't; since (for instance and only one example) statements
> such as building 10 VALUE X in the target and then executing the X
> cannot be done.

My guess is that Hugh's compiler never executes target code, no matter
if the target is the same as the host or not.