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Re: what and where are the COFF patches for GNU C++

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From: Alan Bair
Date: Wed, 13 Sep 1989 05:04
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I am unfamiliar with many of the ld items discussed in the README you posted,
so I am going to ask if your code will help me.  I would like to try getting
g++ to work on our Apollos running SR10.1, which now supports COFF.  I have
seen no references to the Apollo in the gcc or g++ installation guides, so
I thought I would give your code a try.

Any chance it will help?

Alan Bair
SPS CAD  Austin, Texas
Motorola, Inc.
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From: abair@turbinia.oakhill.uucp (Alan Bair)
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Subject: Re: what and where are the COFF patches for GNU C++
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