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In article <9303111856.AA05028@mole.gnu.ai.mit.edu>, rms@gnu.ai.mit.edu
(Richard Stallman) wrote:
> 
>     >I have been unable to locate... at their old address
>     >or phone number ... to see if they now
>     >have a better product.
> 
> Is this product free software?  If it is, then using help-gcc
> to find it may be perfectly appropriate (assuming it relates to
> GCC somehow).
> 
> But if it is proprietary, people should neither ask questions about it
> nor post information about it using GNU mailing lists/newsgroups.
> 
> That is the FSF's policy because the purpose of the GNU project is to
> promote free software instead of proprietary software.

Of course, he then asked the question:
> Is there a better cross compiler (with standard libraries)
> such as gcc, that will run under MessyDos or XENIX?
which does sound like an appropriate question.

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