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From: raeburn@ATHENA.MIT.EDU (Ken Raeburn)
Newsgroups: gnu.g++.bug
Subject: g++ 1.32.0 README
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Date: 1 Jan 89 04:06:36 GMT
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I've got some comments on the README file:

1> The file mentions the directory "dist-g++", but what I got (from
the 1.31.0 tar file) was "src-g++".

2> It suggests making links to files in ../gcc, which is assumed to be
a link to gcc-1.32; why not simply make links to ../gcc-1.32?  That
way, a newer version of gcc can be picked up without breaking g++.
(Unless you merge them so completely that there's only one
distribution for the two compilers...)

3> It mentions dist-gdb+ as being among the things brought off the
tape, but the tar file doesn't contain it.  (I assume this is because
of the integration of gdb+ with gdb for 3.0alpha?)

-- Ken