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The problem with getting GCC from barnacle is that it only allows 5 anonymous
users at a time.  The documentation I have says that GCC is also available
from:
  iros1.iro.umontreal.ca   132.204.32.21  /pub/Internet/gnuish
  vulcan.phyast.pitt.edu   130.49.33.16   /pub/gnuish
  wuarchive.wustl.edu      128.252.135.4  /systems/msdos/gnuish
  wsmr-simtel20.army.mil   192.88.110.20  pd1:<msdos.gnuish>

for all these, login anonymous password anything

Yes, it is true that the debugger is assembly only, but it does read in
symbolic information *ducks head*  Hey, it's free! :)
These sites contain the GNUish MSDOS ports, which are common unix programs
from the free software foundation (compress, emacs, grep, awk, tar, etc).
The GCC port was made by DJ Delorie, and may or may not actually reside in
the directories specified above.  It should, however reside on the server
somewhere, in a directory called djgpp.  Also look for the file qddvx101.zip,
which is the developers kit for Desqview/X from Quarterdeck.  If you have DV/X,
this will allow you to write/compile X windows programs on the PC.
Enjoy!           s0r1282@zeus.tamu.edu