🚀 go-pugleaf

I posted about this a few weeks ago but I got no response so I'll have
another go.

Has anyone successfully compiled NIHCL R3.0 (the National Institute of
Health Class Library release 3.0, previously know as "OOPS") using gcc
and libg++.  If  so what  versions  of gcc/libg++  were used and  what
patches were necessary to make it work?

I'm having lots of difficultly with conflicts with the declarations of
stream libraries and with some  standard header files. Please reply to
the address at the top of this message (I  don't have net access here)
if you have any advice.

	Ab.

PS I know someone has had a go at this because I found the following
line in the README file:

  [Note: This file has been modified by the Free Software Foundation]

However I have no way of finding out exactly what they changed.