🚀 go-pugleaf

hi there

i do not know whether this is the right address
to send my questions to (a copy is going to
gnu-info@mancos.cs.utah.edu) but anyhow.
Recently i got the gnu-tools from our mail-relay
and got things running on the HP9000/720's
we are using. This really is great(!) since the
compiler which comes with HP-UX
for one thing does not support ANSI-C, function
prototypes, debugging, etc, etc . . .
Yes of course you can buy their "unbundled"
(i hate the word) compiler which will cost
you here in the netherlands including dat-tape
and documentation  >>> HFl 6000,- <<< (really)
oops, in dollars that's about $3500,- which
really is a pain in the ... if you occasionally
have to make a c program to keep the computing
environment running smoothly, . . . enter GNU-tools!
In the INSTALL file that came with it there was
a mention about using a decent debugger and some
adapted tools one would need to do that, which
according to the file are resident in the "dist"
directory on "mancos.cs.utah.edu"
I asked the person who runs our mail-relay
(tlindgreen@encore.nl) to check this out
since we do not have direct IP-access to the
Internet, but there are no adapted gnu-tools in 
that directory. So finally here is my question :

Where can i get the adapted gnu-tools for HP-PA debugging

Who do i contact about this

regards
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 Hoyte Swager
 Tel:   (31)-(0)40-831198
 Fax:   (31)-(0)40-832198
 Email: hoyte@audacter.nl