ghfeil@white.toronto.edu (Georg Feil) (12/19/89)
I am in the process of installing protoize/unprotoize. This apparently requires gcc 1.36 to be rebuilt with a fairly hefty set of patches. What effect do these changes have on g++? G++ uses many of the gcc 1.36 source files. Seems to me that if I apply the protoize patches and then attempt to rebuild g++, something will go wrong. Is this true? I also wonder if there are plans to make protoize/unprotoize (or at least the relevant compiler patches) a permanent part of future versions of gcc. (Of course, once GNU C takes over the world, we won't need protoize anymore :-) Thanks, Georg. -- Georg Feil Internet: ghfeil@white.toronto.edu -or- : georg@sgl.ists.ca ...if all else fails, try: {uunet,pyramid,watmath,utzoo}!utcsri!white!ghfeil ghfeil%white.toronto.edu@relay.cs.net (ARPA)