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From: thomax@utopia.in-berlin.de (Thomas Kaulmann)
Newsgroups: comp.unix.sysv386
Subject: Re: Using Gnu instead of the Development system
Message-ID: <JEXPARH@utopia.in-berlin.de>
Date: 12 Apr 91 12:54:38 GMT
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cirian@einstein.eds.com (Steve Cirian) writes:
>I had the same plan as you, and purchased the runtime version of Microport's
>Sys V R 3.2.  The runtime version does not include a compiler, networking, or
>X.  I got the runtime package for $200, and have been fairly happy with it.  I
>also planned to get the Gnu C compiler, and 386X, and try to get by as cheaply
>as possible for my home system.

but where do you get the header files from?


-- 
#define	OPTIMIST	1
main()		{ if ( OPTIMIST ) get_Fun();	}
get_Fun()	{	exit();			}	/* what else?!? */