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In article <1992Jul21.234225.1664@tc.fluke.COM>
  mehr@fluke.tc.fluke.com (Manooch Mehr) writes:
>
> hi :
>
> I am using g++ version 2.1 . Is there an easy way to get the
> compiler to generate C source codes.
>      Please, email your response.
>
>	Manooch

Hello manooch and other interested parties.

Everyone I have asked, including info from FSF, indicates that the
highest version available for g++ is 1.40 or so, while the highest
version for the g++ library is 2.2.2 or so.

How are so many folks talking about g++ 2.1?  Since I am not on the
internet (a long story unto itself) I cannot do anonymous FTP's even
if I am handed the addresses on a silver LCD screen.  Would someone
_please!_ e-mail to me or post info about where I can get the sources
via e-mail?

Also, the postings I have seen in this newsgroup leave me confused:
Do I need gcc to compile g++?  Or can I do it with my native C
compiler?  (My target is an HP 9000/800 series machine.)

If you reply by e-mail, please reply to one of:

jacob@informix.com
uunet!informix.com!jacob

Thanks much.

		-- Jake
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