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C++ Compiler

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From: larry
Date: Wed, 16 Nov 1988 00:29
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I've heard that the FSF has a compiler for C++.  Is this so--that is, it's 
a true compiler and not a C++ --> C translator?  If so, I presume we could 
use the FSF debugger directly on the C++ source--is that true?  How good is
the resulting object code in terms of speed and/or time optimization?

Please reply to me directly or to the VMS-GNU-EMACS list at HARVARD.HARVARD.EDU.
Thanks.
             Larry @ VLSI.JPL.NASA.GOV
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