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Matthew Heaney wrote:
> If you're using GCC 4.0, then you should have these in your path.
> Otherwise, you might have to download a reference implementation.
>
> http://charles.tigris.org/

Can you see your way to updating the source archive? I've only got
access from the library and they have firewalls galore which means CVS
doesn't work. I've downloaded the source from CVS through the web
interface one file at a time (not fun!) but gave up when I saw the size
of the examples directory.

Maybe a script that will produce a snapshot on order through the web
interface would be a good idea? Or just a script to generate a snapshot
and place it in the downloads section on a daily basis (or when a file
changes)?

Thanks,
Luke.