warsaw@cme.nist.gov (Barry A. Warsaw) (10/27/89)
Apologies if this is a stupid question, but I've been out of touch
from gnu.g++ for a while. In catching up I'm seeing lots of references
to g++-1.36, but have not been able to find it on prep.ai.mit.edu's
ftp, nor have I found any reference to v1.36's availability in
previous articles (the announcement could have expired before I got a
chance to read it).
We do have gcc-1.36 which I found on prep, but no g++-1.36 or
libg++-1.36. Where can I get ahold of v1.36 for both g++ and libg++?
Am I missing something that's blatently obvious or what?
Please respond by email since most of this group probably knows the
answer (I'm always in the dark :-}). Thanks.
This is probably one of those times I go, "Duh, I should have known that."
-Barry
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ARPA: warsaw@cme.nist.gov Gaithersburg, MD 20899schmidt@zola.ics.uci.edu (Doug Schmidt) (10/27/89)
In article <WARSAW.89Oct26165025@rtg.cme.nist.gov>, warsaw@cme (Barry A. Warsaw) writes: >We do have gcc-1.36 which I found on prep, but no g++-1.36 or >libg++-1.36. Where can I get ahold of v1.36 for both g++ and libg++? >Am I missing something that's blatently obvious or what? In case anyone else is confused about this... Beta releases of GNU g++ and GNU libg++ 1.36 are available via anonymous ftp from labrea.stanford.edu, in the ~ftp/pub/gnu subdirectory. The latest versions are g++.xtar.Z and libg++.xtar.Z, respectively. Doug -- Master Swordsman speak of humility; | schmidt@ics.uci.edu (ARPA) Philosophers speak of truth; | office: (714) 856-4034 Saints and wisemen speak of the Tao of no doubt; The moon, sun, and sea speaks for itself. -- Hiroshi Hamada