dlw@aspen.IAG.HP.COM (David Williams) (03/27/90)
Has anyone ported the GNU environment to the Mac OS?
- gnuemacs
- gcc
- g++
- gdb
- bison
- flex
- grep
- gnu smalltalk
etc.
It would be a much cheaper way to end up having C++ on one's machine as well
as some other nice tools. Could Think C be a starting point to moving this
stuff to the mac...FSF's opinions of Apple notwithstanding?
Just curious,
David
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yih%albion.utah.edu@cs.utah.edu (Benny Yih) (03/28/90)
Some of these (emacs, gcc, ...) are on apple.com for anonymous ftp. -benny
dlw@hpccc.HP.COM (David Williams) (03/29/90)
In response to my query about GNU availability on the Mac OS yih%albion.utah.edu@cs.utah.edu (Benny Yih) responds: > Some of these (emacs, gcc, ...) are on apple.com for anonymous ftp. > > -benny Yes, but they only work under A/UX not the Macintosh OS! I want versions of GNU tools on the Macintosh side not the Unix side of the house. -David ------------------------------------------------------------------------------- David L. Williams -- hplabs!dlw -- dlw@iag.hp.com -- 408 447-5425 Hewlett Packard -- Information Architecture Group Distributed Application Architecture 19046 Pruneridge Ave MS: 46G Cupertino CA *