🚀 go-pugleaf

In article <1991Oct10.175917.6239@alphalpha.com>, nazgul@alphalpha (Kee Hinckley) writes:
>You're making a very large assumption.  Namely that the user has both the time
>and expertise to solve it.  We spent a month trying to solve problems with
>g++ and finally gave up.  Presumably we could have paid money to Cygnus to
>solve it for us - but it was cheaper and took less time to buy a commercial
>C++ compiler, take the resulting C code and port *that* to the machine.

Look at the file etc/SERVICE in the emacs distribution - there are
lots of other consultant who will work on GNU software besides Cygnus.
I'm not sure, but I think Cygnus is more oriented towards bigger
projects like support contracts, ports to new machines etc.

As the emacs distribution is currently a bit old, I think there's a
newer version of the SERVICE file available on prep.ai.mit.edu,
directory /u2/emacs/etc.

//Jyrki