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Started by Ivo Welch
Wed, 09 Sep 1992 16:27
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Author: Ivo Welch
Date: Wed, 09 Sep 1992 16:27
Date: Wed, 09 Sep 1992 16:27
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Because the C++ system on NeXTStep 3.0 still contains no templates (it is based on 1.93), I have decided to see how much interest there is to get someone to port the latest version of gnu gdb to NeXT (and make these changes available to gnu). With gdb, someone could easily build a complete, latest gnu development system. If you are willing to contribute money to the port of gdb, please send e-mail to poll@next.agsm.ucla.edu (128.97.74.50) The text should contain three items on one line: A dollar figure (including a "$"), followed by the word "gdb," and your e-mail address. This way, it is easy to grep thru the poll mailbox. I will tabulate the answers and post back. (Should this post also go into another usenet group?) mail poll@next.agsm.ucla.edu $100 gdb oscar@oscar.com ^D /ivo welch PS: What is the latest version of LEDA that works with NeXTStep Rel3.0 C++ on NeXT, and where should I pull it from? I understand that [1] NIHcl does not work with g++ at all; [2] Rogue's tools ($400) will probably work with gnu compiler release 2.3, but do not yet work with 2.2 (and certainly not with 1.93).
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