gnu c++ on the Atari

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From: Art Mulder
Date: Sun, 18 Feb 1990 03:20

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Hello,
  I came across an atari version of gnu c++ on the Terminator archive.
version 1.35 - dated Oct 6 (i assume 1989).  a readme file that I downloaded 
stated that it was a little buggy.

  Before I go through the pain of downloading this, I have some questions of
anyone who is using it.
  1) are there a lot of bugs?  should I wait for them to be cleaned up?
  2) do you need a hard disk (ok maybe a dumb question, knowing gnu)
  3) can you do gem programming with it?  (using gemfast or something else)
thanks for any info.
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