>didnt think about that. I was trying to get one from gnu web site.
>thanks for the hint. I will try to go ahead and get one from darwin cvs.
Be aware that even the 3.1 compiler from the Darwin CVS is very much
experimental. It is being worked on by large numbers of people at Apple
and the code changes frequently. It now compiles most of the time, but
there are no guarantees about any functionality. Documentation is
non-existent, and even the READMEs are horribly out of date
You need to monitor the Apple opensource darwin-gcc3 list which is really
the appropriate place for this discussion. If you are monitoring that
list, be aware that the Apple engineers are working from a private cvs
which is only periodically and unreliably updated to the public one.
As for that guy who is trying to compile gcc3.2 - the best of luck. You
will need it.
Gcc 3.1 is the bleeding edge right now - 3.2 is over the edge.
Bill Northcott
School of Banking and Finance
UNSW
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