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From: schmidt@zola.ics.uci.edu (Doug Schmidt)
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Subject: Re: G++ and NeXT
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Date: 7 Apr 89 03:22:25 GMT
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In article <8904061608.AA00383@cs2.wsu.edu> eric@CS2.WSU.EDU writes:
++ Has anyone succeeded in building G++ (1.34) on the NeXT computer?  I know
++ that the NeXT comes with Objective C, but would like to use GNU G++ also.
++ Also, I would be interested in hearing about other GNU programs on the
++ NeXT.  Thanks in advance,   Eric.

The version of NeXT that we have, 0.8, contains a bug such that G++
1.34 didn't compile.  When 0.9 comes out I'll try it again.  I believe
there are people at NeXT working on bringing up G++.  In the meantime,
you might be able to get sun 3.x binaries to run directly on the NeXT,
though this won't help much if you don't have a Sun 3 running 3.5!

        Doug
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