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3 total messages Started by Chet Murthy Thu, 31 Aug 1989 15:49
Re: ET++ -- where to get it.
#108
Author: Chet Murthy
Date: Thu, 31 Aug 1989 15:49
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So has anybody out there finished porting it completely to g++?

I.e. removing the dependencies on the Zortech libraries or 
AT&T stream libraries or whatever?

--chet--

	--chet--
	murthy@cs.cornell.edu
Re^2: ET++ -- where to get it.
#109
Author: Tom Vijlbrief
Date: Fri, 01 Sep 1989 07:55
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murthy@nori.cs.cornell.edu (Chet Murthy) writes:


>So has anybody out there finished porting it completely to g++?

>I.e. removing the dependencies on the Zortech libraries or 
>AT&T stream libraries or whatever?

>--chet--

>	--chet--
>	murthy@cs.cornell.edu

The latest libg++ has an AT&T compatible stream implementation.
ET++ works fine with it.

Tom

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Re: ET++ -- where to get it.
#110
Author: Tom Parish
Date: Fri, 01 Sep 1989 12:30
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    Date: 31 Aug 89 15:49:06 GMT
    From: murthy@cu-arpa.cs.cornell.edu  (Chet Murthy)


    So has anybody out there finished porting it completely to g++?

    I.e. removing the dependencies on the Zortech libraries or 
    AT&T stream libraries or whatever?

    --chet--

	    --chet--
	    murthy@cs.cornell.edu

Could some explain ET++? How does this remove dependencies on Zortech
Libraries? I need some background info on ET++.

  -- Tom Parish
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