🚀 go-pugleaf

If you didn't think my earlier post needed clarification, then please skip
this. As I've been flamed a bit, I would rather work out understanding instead
of creating a war....



jprovo@Gnu.ai.mit.edu (Genetic Jones) writes:
[vendor left things -- chiefly a compiler&libs set-- on machine that i was
hired to take care of]

I have no knowledge of what is bought/not -- I work with what they give me,
what I write and what i can find.  I was flamed for this article claiming that
I was stealing an SGI product.  I have not done such; I was under the
impression that we _had_ the compiler.  Sorry if you feel 'ignorance is no
excuse', but it is one of mine.


[what I had and trying to make gcc while figuring out what the vendor had dobne
in the first place; sgi header files using #ifdef's; the point I reached with
bison; system setup]

> misleading me to think that I was in the clear as far as a development
>environment went...[grumble]

...the final (and original) point being: is there *anything* that I can make 
        with the kernel bootstrapping tools, or should i fold in and get the
        lab folk to shell out for a level of the development option.

Sorry, but I *was* under the impression that this is gnu.gcc.HELP, not
bug-report, not .misc.discuss, nor any other.

anyway, email help to jzp@gene.ummed.edu would be MUCH appreciated.

thanks again,
joe provo


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