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From: robison@shell.com (Arch D. Robison)
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Subject: G++ is ready for most things
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I must refute the claim that g++ is too buggy to use.  When I was at school 
last year, I encountered more bugs in the AT&T C++ 2.0 than g++.  The 
availability of source code for g++ has let me put C++ on a platform
whose vendor may never supply C++.  For me, g++ has been exceptionally useful.

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