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[MNJAFAR@wsuhub.uc.twsu.edu: gcc/g++ 2.3 availability]

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From: Roland McGrath
Date: Tue, 27 Oct 1992 12:37
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From: MNJAFAR@wsuhub.uc.twsu.edu
Subject: gcc/g++ 2.3 availability
To: roland@prep.ai.mit.edu
Date: Tue, 27 Oct 1992 07:40 CST
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Hi, I have seen few posting on the net regarding g++ 2.3, while all
I can find is g++ 2.2.2. Firstly, I work for a small system's division
for a small company. The machine we develop software on is a wyse 9000
multi-processing box (unfortunately). We have had troubles finding a
commercial C++ compiler for the Wyse Unix. The only compiler and
debugger that worked for us was g++ 2.1 with gdb. For the past few
months we have been using gemacs, gmake, g++ and gdb and we have
gotten spoiled.

Recently, we have moved to using templates. We need to make a quick
decision to either use templates or just do things with macros. We
had already tried g++ 2.2.2. It just does not cut it for us, one of
most important features it is missing is support for static member
template. Now my question is Does g++/gcc 2.3 have better templates
support and if so what bugs have been fixed ?. If it is available
where can we find it (ftp site). Thirdly, we purchased a tape and
few manuals from the free software foundation in the past and if a
new version of g++ is available we are very interested in doing so
again. In case you keep any records the name of my company is One
Call Concepts Inc.

Thanks in advance

Mohammad Jafar
mnjafar@wsuhub.uc.twsu.edu 
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