mdt@CIS.OHIO-STATE.EDU (Michael Tiemann) (03/09/89)
The GNU C++ compiler version 1.34.0 is available as a compressed tar file via anonymous ftp from yahi.stanford.edu in ~ftp/pub/g++-1.34.0.tar.Z If prep is up, it may also be possible to get it from there in /u/emacs/g++-1.34.0.tar.Z. To build this version, you must have sources for GNU CC version 1.34. If you try to build this compiler with GNU CC 1.33 sources or GNU CC 1.35 sources (which haven't been written yet, but probably will be some day), you are almost assured of failure. Use only GNU CC 1.34 sources. This version supports class-local enum declarations, more accurate (stricter) type checking and visibility checking, and now uses new data structures to simplify the merging of this compiler with GNU CC in the parts of the compiler which are supposed to be langauge independent. This version also supports inlining functions which return structs and take structs as parameters. As usual, many bugs were fixed...but if yours were not, please send them to me and I will see about fixing them for the next release. If you need a tape of this software, please note that the Free Software Foundation is now distributing GNU C++ on their compiler tape. If you haven't already sent me a tape, please don't--send a check or money order to FSF instead. Thanks, Michael
bob@tinman.cis.ohio-state.edu (Bob Sutterfield) (03/16/89)
In article <8903081813.AA06318@yahi> mdt@CIS.OHIO-STATE.EDU (Michael Tiemann) writes:
(actually, he's tiemann@yahi.stanford.edu, but that mailer is
apparently broken and emitting only single-component hostnames, which
our mailer assumes is a local host, and therefore replaces with our
local domain...)
The GNU C++ compiler version 1.34.0 is available as a compressed
tar file via anonymous ftp from yahi.stanford.edu in
~ftp/pub/g++-1.34.0.tar.Z If prep is up, it may also be possible to
get it from there in /u/emacs/g++-1.34.0.tar.Z.
I just got this version from yahi.stanford.edu, and replaced the
g++-1.34.0 that was on prep.ai.mit.edu and tut.cis.ohio-state.edu and
osu-cis. That earlier (pre?)release of 1.34.0 was dated March 3, and
this one is dated March 8. On prep, it's now dated today (March 15)
because the mail just now got through to us.
Anyway, if you got g++-1.34.0 from any of the above sources (except
yahi.stanford.edu) before about 30 minutes ago, you need to get it
again.guest@masscomp.UUCP (Mr Guest) (03/24/89)
What is the current cost of the GNU compiler tape (gcc, g++ and libg++)? How long does it take to ship out a tape? - Keith