Stupid question? Probably.

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From: Eric Rescorla
Date: Mon, 28 Oct 1991 01:47

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I'm interested in obtaining a copy of gcc running on my 286 clone.
Unfortunately, since the point of getting gcc is to have a C compiler,
I can't just make the thing like I'd do on a unix box. Is there a
standard procedure for doing this? If not can somebody perhaps send
me a binary?
Thanks.
-Ekr

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