ward@cfa.harvard.EDU (Steve Ward) (01/09/89)
In response to the recently posted lamentation of silence in this newsgroup here is a mild reminder that some good things are underway but need the support of everyone. A repost of the 32K software archive site info is enclosed. In fact the response to a call for contributions of software to these archives was excellent, resulting in many pledges. Understandably, all volunteering contributors deferred their actual contributions until after the holidays, many of them taking vacations and undertaking travels domestic and foreign. I trust you all enjoyed yourselves and have returned with recharged batteries! After people get settled back into their routines the software contributions will start to arrive. Instructions on how to retrieve archive software and updates to the archive sites' status will be posted here. %%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%% 32K Software Archive Site Information %%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%% 32K Software Archive Sites 1 JAN 89 -------------------------- --------- ++++++++++++++++++++ 1. site: bownesrm@beowulf.uucp contact: Bob Bownes (518)482-8798 **** PLEASE SUBMIT TO THIS SITE FOR NOW! **** SEND SOFTWARE TO: ---------------- bownesrm@beowulf.uucp {leah, steinmetz, devon}!beowulf!bownesrm steinmetz!beowulf!bownesrm@uunet.uu.net rutgers!brspyrl.brs.com!beowulf!bownesrm --- Submit software via email or anonymous uucp. anonymous uucp submittal information: L.sys entry: beowulf Any ACU 2400 15184829228 in:-BREAK-in:-BREAK-in:-BREAK-in:-\n-in: uucp Available 24 hours at 2400/1200/300 baud. Between N:00 and N:35 is best. ++++++++++++++++++++ 2. site: dlr@daver.uucp contact: Dave Rand (408)733-4215 (home) **** Dave is on vacation in Australia so this site won't be up until early January! Don't send here yet - send to site #1 (beowulf) **** SEND SOFTWARE TO: ---------------- dlr@daver.uucp {pyramid, sun, mips, nsc, vsi1, hoptoad, packbell}!daver!dlr --- Submit software via email. ++++++++++++++++++++ 3. site: ns32k@wiugl.uucp contact: Andrew Hay **** This site not quite ready - don't send here yet - send to site #1 (beowulf) **** SEND SOFTWARE TO: ---------------- att!mvuxq!wiuea!wiugl!ns32k --- Submit software via email. ++++++++++++++++++++
mvadh@cbnews.ATT.COM (andrew.d.hay) (01/12/89)
In article <1386@cfa.cfa.harvard.EDU> ward@cfa.harvard.EDU (Steve Ward) writes:
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i'm most likely to be caught at work -- (508) 374-5484
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culberts@hpccc.HP.COM (Bruce Culbertson) (01/14/89)
ward@cfa.harvard.EDU (Steve Ward) writes: >In response to the recently posted lamentation of silence in this >newsgroup here is a mild reminder that some good things are underway >but need the support of everyone. A repost of the 32K software >archive site info is enclosed. > >In fact the response to a call for contributions of software to these >archives was excellent, resulting in many pledges. Understandably, >all volunteering contributors deferred their actual contributions until >after the holidays, many of them taking vacations and undertaking >travels domestic and foreign. I trust you all enjoyed yourselves and >have returned with recharged batteries! Having just returned from the holidays... I have just sent to the archives four shar files which contain Unix style code development tools I wrote for the Series 32000. The tools are equivalent to Unix's ar, ld, nm, ar, and ranlib. I use them to generate code for the 32016 system whose design I posted to the net about a month ago. So far I have used them to generate a nearly complete Minix port and a ROM debugger with disassembler. I also have a GNU C compiler (gcc) which is compatible with the above tools. However, I am not sure how to distribute it. GNU requests that you distribute ALL of gcc if you distribute any of it. Since I only wrote a few kbytes of changes to the backend, I sure do not want to distribute all umpteen megabytes of gcc. Since my version of gcc currently generates code for just one machine, I doubt GNU wants to add my version to their distribution. Furthermore, my backend is presumably slightly dependent on the gcc version. Hence, even if I did distribute just the backend, others might have trouble obtaining the possibly obsolete gcc version that it needs. Any ideas? Bruce Culbertson culberts@hplabs.hp.com
bdale@hp-col.HP.COM (Bdale Garbee) (01/17/89)
>Hence, even if I did distribute just the backend, >others might have trouble obtaining the possibly obsolete gcc version >that it needs. Any ideas? The "obvious" thing to do would be to try and migrate your changes to the current GCC rev, and get them included in the distribution... Bdale