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From: pm0@beach.cis.ufl.edu (Patrick Martin)
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Subject: Re: free software (was Query for the Net )
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Date: 20 Nov 90 23:51:35 GMT
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In article <183c11aa.ARN0dda@pilhuhn.uucp> hwr%pilhuhn@bagsend.ka.sub.org writes:
>Organization: Not an Organization
>
>In article <90320.195811UH2@psuvm.psu.edu>, Lee Sailer writes:
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>What system requirements does it need ?
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>-Heiko
>
>---
As I understand it, GCC just requires ALOT of stack space so you may need to buy
some more memory to use it.

I was on abcfd20.larc.nasa.gov and saw a version for the Amiga in incoming called
agcc so you should check it out.  I also saw emacs for the amiga there so I
downloaded it and could not get it to run.  The file was called gnuemacs08.lzh in
the incoming/GNU directory.  Has anyone got this program running on an Amiga?
(An Amiga 3000 with Workbench 2.0 specifically)  If so then please E-Mail how
you did so...  (OOPS the file was called gnuemacs08.tar and I had to modify the
program tarsplit to get it to untar in the first place so it may have been unpacked
improperly)

Where can I find out more about GNU and the Amiga?

Thanks, Pat