On Sat, Dec 28, 2019 at 09:15:53PM -0700, Jeff Law wrote: > I don't have a gitlab account, so I'm commenting here. > > I believe RCS was initially used circa 1992 on the FSF machine which > held the canonical GCC sources. But I'm not aware of anyone still > having a copy of the old RCS ,v files. > > THere's a slight chance we've got the old gcc2 snapshots in the Cygnus > CVS tree (assuming I could still find it) -- we may have imported the > snapshots onto CVS branches -- I can't really remember anymore. > > FOr old releases, the best resource I know of is: > > ftp://gcc.gnu.org/pub/gcc/old-releases > > That has stuff all the way back to gcc-0.9, circa 1987. It's nowhere > near complete. You'll also find that in that era things were split up. > ie, the C++ compiler & runtime were separate distributions from the C > compiler & code generator, similarly for the old g77 compiler, gnat, > etc. > > You may find other nuggets in there.
Apparently less complete, but there is also https://ftp.gnu.org/old-gnu/gcc/ Which does have some old diff files to reconstruct some missing versions. Cheers, Mark
