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From: kallal@kallal.kite.ml.org (John S. Kallal)
Subject: Re: GNAT, g77 and Linux
Date: 1997/09/20
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In article <5vsm7v$rbn$1@uuneo.neosoft.com>, Robert B. Love wrote:
>I can find GNAT binaries for Linux and I can find g77 binaries
>but I can't seem to find a distribution that supports both.  Is
>there such a beast? All assistance or URLs appreciated.
>
The Debian/GNU Linux distribution version 1.3.1 
has both g77 and GNAT binaries.  I have not tried 
both the g77 and GNAT, therefore I am not sure they both
work together correctly.

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