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From: KMays@msn.com (Kenneth Mays)
Subject: DJGPP V2.0 & EZGCC
Date: 1996/03/28
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Date: 1996-03-28T00:00:00+00:00
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Subject: DJGPP V2.0 - The 32-bit C++ compiler for MSDOS-compatible machines!

Greetings,

Let's rock! Ok, for those of you developing with GNAT-95 for MSDOS - 
DJGPP V2.0 was out the door on Feb. 1996. For those of you who like 
to reference pointers hit:

http://www.delorie.com/djgpp/v2 (DJGPP V2.0 Home page)
http://dictator.nt.tuwein.ac.at/ezgcc (an easier, scaled down version 
of DJGCC V1.14 (Home page))

You can find the program also on wuarchive.wustl.edu or ftp.coast.net 
in simtel/simtel/vendors/djgpp.html.

Ada Core Technologies and AdaIC run the show as far as Ada95 is 
concerned - so make sure they update their web pages on finding GNAT 
V3.03 (ftp://cs.nyu.edu/pub/gnat) or DJGPP V2.0. DJGPP's home page 
contains online documentation, FAQs, and other information you will 
need to use it.

By the way, GCC (the GNU C++ compiler) is at V2.7.2 and its library is also
at V2.7.2. I think DJGPP only integrated GCC V2.6.3 to check the diffs to
see the changes between the two versions. Good luck on your future
MSDOS GNAT-95 development!
-Ken L. Mays

P.S.  G++ V2.5.0 (retired) was integrated into GCC V2.7.2 (latest version).
      Thomson Ada95 compiler is the best commercial compiler for Windows NT.
	GNAT-95 is the best "free" compiler on the net.
	Adatutr V1.11 is the best "free" tutorial. (its on AOL)
	Stop pointing fingers at DoD, and just read the pages on AdaIC.

"Olive was a lady, Popeye was a man, put them both together,
 and you got Peter Pan?"