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From: XBR2D96D@DDATHD21.BITNET (Knobi der Rechnerschrat)
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Subject: gcc versions
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Date: 1 Nov 90 18:57:32 GMT
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Hello,

  just some more questions about gcc (you see I'm on the gnu trip...):

a) Am I right when I believe that prep.ai.mit.edu ist the "official"
   place for gcc and other gnu stuff?
b) The "offical" version of gcc-1.37.1 knows about irises, but it does
   not support debugger informations (neither for dbx nor for gdb). Now
   I'have heard of a modified version (available from foobar.colorado.edu)
   which has "osf.xxxx"-patches and supports -g for the 4D series. How is
   this version of gcc related to the official one. Will it be sometimes
   official?
c) again are there "official" versions of gnu-as, gnu-ld and gnu-gdb
   available for SGI/MIPS machines?

Regards
Martin Knoblauch

TH-Darmstadt
Physical Chemistry 1
Petersenstrasse 20
D-6100 Darmstadt, FRG

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