🚀 go-pugleaf

I was just perusing the Fall 1990 NeXT software and peripherals catalog
and came up with a few questions that are worth asking.  Here is the 
quote from the Basic Development Tools section (without permission).

  " The Objective-C language compiler is a high-performance C compiler
    that compiles with the proposed standard for ANSI-C.  It's also
    capable of compiling C++ and Objective-C programs.  The compiler
    is a version of the GNU C compiler (GCC) developed by the Free
    Software Foundation, which had been extended by NeXT..."

I was wondering how long it will be before the rest of us see this
wonderfull compiler?  Do the FSF people plan on combining these 3
languages into one compiler as NeXT did? 

No complaints, just wondering.

Bill Thorson

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