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> Where can I get the lastest version of GPERF (the 'C' code preferably).

The C version of gperf is called cperf; it's available from
prep.ai.mit.edu for ftp, and probably osu-cis for anonymous uucp.
The filename is cperf-2.1.tar.Z.

The C++ version of gperf comes as part of libg++, at the same sites.
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