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irh@satt.se writes:

>Recently I downloaded the latest (?) VMS version of GCC/G++ from
>prep.ai.mit.edu. In a `readme' file somewhere I read that the documentation
>can be found in in gcc-2.3.3.tar.Z. But that file is 7+ Mb large and I'm
>currently interested in the source code. Isn't there any other place where I
>can find the docs???
>(I haven't got ftp, so I have to use a mailserver somewhere. A file with the
>above size will generate about 120 mails!)

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You have to build the documentation yourself, from the gcc.texi file and its
children. Running this through tex generates a tex file, with which you
can generate your final document.

At least, that's what I know so far. Only just started.

I am trying this right now, but it will be waaay after the weekend when i 
have sufficient time for finishing it. I could mail you the .tex or .dvi or
.ps file then, if you want. Can't promise anything, though.

Wouter.