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 Hi there...

        I have a question for all of you Gnu's out there (Gary
        Gnu with the no Gnu's News)  Anyway...

 Here, we have an, well lets say slightly outdated version of gcc.
 gcc -v produces:
 gcc version 1.37.1.1 (TI VERSION 1.1.04)

 Now, here is the question(s):
        1) How hard would it be to upgrade to, say, 2.0 or something.
           How much stuff (on the system) would have to be recompiled
           and relinked with new shared libraries. (All of it right :(
        2) What really bothers me is the TI VERSION.  Does that mean
           that Texas Instruments puts out their own version, with
           patches to get it to run on their machine, even though it
           is a 68040 (with a few other CPU's).

 Thanks...what brought this on is that the compress wouldn't handle a
 file that I ftp'd, so I was gonna compile a newer version and gcc
 chocked big time on it.
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