Dear all, I just remarked (painfully) that the optional GCC 4.7.2 spkg includes all of the GCC including gcj which depends on zip or jar for building. Is this really useful? As far as Sage development is concerned, I guess that gcc, g++ and gfortran are enough. That would make a smaller spkg with less dependencies, and which builds faster (that would be appreaciated for Cygwin). And it would jsut act as a replacement for the standard GCC spkg and nothing more.
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