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GNU C++ version 1.39.1 is now available on prep.ai.mit.edu.
You can get it via anonymous ftp from ~ftp/pub/gnu/g++-1.39.tar.Z (a
compressed tar file).  You must set file transfer type to binary mode,
or the image you retrieve will be corrupted.

The only difference between version 1.39.1 and version 1.39.0 concerns
the interface to GDB.  Namely, GNU C++ 1.39.1 outputs debugging info
which is again consistent with what version 3.5 expects.  It is also
the same information that version 1.37.x emits.

I apologize for not being able to put more time into integrating
changes from the net.  I have been integrating them into a future
version of GNU C++ (which will be freely distributable--just not yet).

It you really want to see your changes put in, try this: put them in,
test them, announce your intention, let others test them, and then
make a release 1.39.2.  It's really that simple--as long as people
communicate.

Michael

P.S.  As usual, GNU C++ is distributed with a user survey in the file
"survey.tex".  If you haven't done so yet, please fill it out and sent
it to tiemann@cygnus.com.  According to a recent posting, there are
about 3x as many sites distributing GNU C++ as there were responses
to the survey so far, which means that either the computers have
started using GNU C++ themselves, or some people have not taken the
time to answer.