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From: mouse@LARRY.MCRCIM.MCGILL.EDU
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Subject: Re: Imake versus cpp
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Date: 12 Oct 90 02:31:52 GMT
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>>> [imake vs cpp, on VMS]
>> Not for VMS, but I had trouble getting imake to behave on the NeXT.
>> [...] I eventually gave up and brought over source to the Reiser
>> cpp.

>> [...] one of the free Reiser-style cpp clones, [...]

> Hello.  Where can I get this Reiser-style cpp?

*Which* Reiser-style cpp?  The only specific cpp I mention above is not
just Reiser-style, it's the real thing.  You should have a copy with
your system, unless you aren't licensed for it, in which case it is
probably illegal for me to give you a copy.

That said, I do have a cpp with nearly Reiser semantics that contains
no licensed code.  However, I think it contains dependencies on local
code, such that it would not be useful if I were to give out copies.  I
should clean it up for release, and perhaps I will find the time to do
so....  (If you want a copy of it anyway, just give me the word, but
don't complain when it won't build for you :-)

> Should I look through the 'archie' server?

That might be worth doing, though I don't know specifically whether
there is anything of use to you there.

					der Mouse

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