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From: kewill!bryan@UUNET.UU.NET (Bryan Boreham)
Newsgroups: gnu.g++
Subject: ET++ -- where to get it.
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Date: 30 Aug 89 08:00:48 GMT
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My mailbox is full again, because I didn't include this information in
the last message.

ET++ is in the public domain, and you can get a copy for $100 from

Institut fuer Informatik
University of Zurich
Winterthurerstr. 190
CH-8057 Zuerich
Switzerland

Or anonymus ftp at sirius.nada.kth.se (130.237.222.29) in the file
pub/et++-1.0.tar.Z. Size 6.5Mb.

Or from cayuga.cs.rochester.edu (192.5.53.209). ET++ is split into
four pieces, in the files pub/et++-1.0.tar.Z[1234].

These sites only have the original distribution, which compiled with
cfront but nothing else. Patches to the ET++ source code to enable it
to be compiled with g++ 1.35.1- (and possibly other versions) are
available by anonymous ftp from qed.rice.edu (128.42.4.38), file
pub/et.tar.Z.

These patches are not all I would desire, but until my workload clears
they're all you get. I do this stuff in my spare time.

In the UK, I can copy ET++ onto 1/4" cartridge tapes sent with return
postage and packing. Again, don't hold your breath.

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