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grahamc@kralizec.zeta.org.au (Graham Chapman) writes:

>In <1994May14.012234.10106@muffin.apana.org.au> cas@muffin.apana.org.au (Craig Sanders) writes:

>>grahamc@kralizec.zeta.org.au (Graham Chapman) writes:

> > particular, libg.a was a sym link to libc.a - I guess things have
> > changed a lot since SLS 1.03 was released.  I don't think that this
> > was documented in the release notes...I had to figure it out myself.

> Hmm. I didn't run into this one. My /usr/lib/libg.a is still a symlink
> to libc.a. I might dig into this a little...

I only noticed it by accident - I was looking at the tar file with "tar
tvfz", and noticed that libg.a was over 2MB in size, and remembered
seeing libg.a as a symbolic link to libc.a...I thought that was odd at
the time. "tar xvfz" wont overwrite a symbolic link so I deleted the
link and untarred it again.

> > I installed all of the above except for tools 2.10 - what's in that,

> Tools was written by Eric Youngdale and provides tools to generate DLL
> jumptable libraries. The current version is tools-2.11.  You can get
> it from tsx-11.mit.edu:/pub/linux/packages/GCC/src.  Archie almost
> certainly has a copy, but I found mine right here on kralizec.

I'll see if i can get a copy from archie.au or monu1.cc.monash.edu.au (a
partial mirror of sunsite.unc.edu).  It sounds like I don't really need
it unless I am installing gcc from the sources, though.

> Having done it once, I might go for a binary install next time I
> upgrade, but where can I get a full binary release which is complete
> and consistent etc?

try monu1.cc.monash.edu.au.

I thing I got my copy from loose.apana.org.au.  Or maybe from sunsite.

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Craig Sanders                                     cas@muffin.apana.org.au