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Article #1411GNU Hello (was: What is what in the GNUniverse?)
From: J.T. Conklin
Date: Thu, 17 Dec 1992 16:07
Date: Thu, 17 Dec 1992 16:07
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Harald> with fancy names like ae, bison, elvis, hello (hello!? did someone
Harald> write "Hello world" in 105591 bytes (compressed)? I hope not!), and
Harald> so on, it is not always clear what these things do.
GNU Hello is a perfect example of a package that follows the GNU
Coding Standards. It's small, shows how to use autoconf, set up
makefiles, use changelogs, etc.
People who are develop or maintain GNU software, can use GNU hello as
a guide when they are setting up their releases. In fact, why doesn't
the Coding Standards refer to GNU Hello???
--jtc
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J.T. Conklin Kaleida Laboratories, Inc.
Mountain View, California
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