...which is not all that strange. If you were using a Lisp machine (or, say, IBM z/OS), and you wanted to do POSIX software development, you'd probably
1. use your own POSIX machine to cross-compile a POSIX ABI simulator for the target OS; and then
2. deploy a POSIX sandbox to the target, with POSIX tools like gcc inside, and continue work on things like the POSIX ABI simulator in there.
1. use your own POSIX machine to cross-compile a POSIX ABI simulator for the target OS; and then
2. deploy a POSIX sandbox to the target, with POSIX tools like gcc inside, and continue work on things like the POSIX ABI simulator in there.