> This is where I got mine back when. It's approx 13MB spread out in 9 zip
> files as I recall.
>
> http://palmpilotfiles.lcs.mit.edu/original/pilot_gcc_win32/
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August 2, 1997
The new GCC 0.5.0 release for Win32 systems is now available at the link
below. Grab all nine zip files, and either unpack to 9 seperate floppy
disks, or one temporary directory on your hard drive, and run the setup
program. There's a lot included in this release, from emacs, to the GCC
tutorial, so look around in there!
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where is the development group for gcc?
where can we get information regarding what gcc currently supports?
i have not been able to find the source code to the gcc utilities,
i currently develop under linux - but i have the windows version
installed as well. the windows version is much more unstable than
the linux version..
thats strange..
i would love to hack that gcc code to get my double buffering
working.. i dont want to have to resort to programming assembler..
but then again.. i could probably just write inline asm for
everything that gcc screwed up.
cheers.
az.
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