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   Date: 19 May 90 21:13:19 GMT
   From: usc!jarthur!uci-ics!gateway@zaphod.mps.ohio-state.edu  (Doug Schmidt)
   Organization: University of California, Irvine - Dept of ICS

   Hi,

   I understand that RMS will be giving a tutorial on GCC at the
   upcoming June USENIX in Ahaheim.  Does anyone have additional
   information on where and when this event will take place?  Also,
   what is the cost for the tutorial?

   thanks, Doug

Appended are excerpts from an article recently posted to the USENIX
newsgroup comp.org.usenix.  If you want info on the conference or
other tutorials see comp.org.usenix or ask the contacts in the
excerpts.  If I remember correctly the cost of a single tutorial is
$225.00, but check with USENIX to be sure.

There will also be a GNU BOF Tuesday Evening at 8pm hosted by rms.

enjoy -len 
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From: johnd@boulder.Colorado.EDU (John Donnelly)
Newsgroups: comp.org.usenix
Subject: Summer 1990 (6/11-15) USENIX Tutorial Program
Date: 17 Apr 90 00:20:41 GMT
Reply-To: johnd@boulder.Colorado.EDU (John Donnelly)

The registration brochure has been mailed for the Summer 1990
USENIX Technical Conference and Exhibition, June 11-15, 1990 at
the Marriott in Anaheim, CA.  A complete description of the tutorial
offerings follows.  There are 12 tutorials on Monday and Tuesday.
The Conference program (Wed-Fri, 6/13-15) will be detailed in a later
posting on the net.
If you have not received the Anaheim registration packet contact:
	USENIX Conference Office
	22672 Lambert St., Suite 613
	El Toro, CA 92630
	(714)588-8649; FAX (714)588-9706
	e-mail: judy@usenix.org
			*****
	*****M1-M12 are offered on Monday, June 11, 1990*****
	*****T1-T12 are offered on Tuesday, June 12, 1990*****
T4
TUTORIAL:  Introduction to the Internals of the GNU C Compiler (GCC)
INSTRUCTOR: Richard M. Stallman, GNU Project
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INTENDED AUDIENCE: This tutorial is an introduction  to  the
internals   of  a  mostly portable, highly optimizing C com-
piler.  Attendees should have a working knowledge of  C  and
be  familiar  with  at  least  one  machine architecture and
assembly language.
-----
This tutorial will explain the major  interfaces  and  algo-
rithms  used in GCC.  This includes the information that you
would need to port GCC to  new  architectures  or  implement
additional  languages.   It  will  also give you an in-depth
explanation of how a particular optimizing  compiler  works:
what  components  it has and what they do.  As GCC source is
widely available and freely redistributable, it will be easy
for  you  to continue to learn from and use the source after
you leave the tutorial.
-----
Richard M. Stallman graduated magna cum laude with an MA  in
physics   from  Harvard University in 1974.  He was employed
>from 1971 to 1984 as system developer at the MIT  Artificial
Laboratory,  where  his  best known work was the creation of
the original Emacs editor.  In 1984, he founded the GNU Pro-
ject.    Since  then  he  has  created  GNU Emacs,  the  GNU
DeBugger, GCC, and a technical community to  continue  their
growth and the rest of the GNU development system.
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enjoy -len