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In article <curtis.716486501@watjo> curtis@WJ.COM (Curtis Otaguro) writes:
>I have a few questions to you fellow netters.  Where I can ftp g++ source
>code from?  What revision of g++ is the most reliable to use? I plan to 
>compile it on a Sun Sparc IPX running SunOS 4.1.3.  Is documentation
>available too?  On a related subject, can anyone suggest a good reference
>for c++ programming guidelines?  Thanks in advance!

Get version 2.2.2.  It is included in the gcc distribution (you only need
to retrieve gcc-2.2.2.tar.Z).  You'll also want libg++ version 2.2 (which
is libg++-2.2.tar.Z).  You can get both of them from many sites; since
you're in California, you'll probably get the quickest transfer if you
grab it from gatekeeper.dec.com, directory /pub/GNU.  (archie finds 96
matches for "gcc-2.2.2.tar.Z", so there are many options).

There's good documentation for the gcc part included in the distribution,
as well as for libg++, but the only documentation for the g++ part at this
point is the manual entry, which explains the options.

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