GNAT and "Using and Porting GNU CC"

GNAT and "Using and Porting GNU CC"

[news.oxy.com]

There were several discussions here where participants were suggested to
read "Using and Porting GNU CC" for better understanding of some  GNAT Ada
implementation details but without indications where to get it  (not very
helpful, is not it ?).

For those who is interested in reading "Using and Porting GNU CC" it can be
accessed via one of the available links from GNU home page
(http://www.gnu.org/home.html ) :

You should  go to the documentation page and then under section How to get
GNU documentation you will find "Manuals Online" which contains links to
several sites with online GNU documentation.
One of the working links to the "Using and Porting GNU CC" from that page is
 http://www.delorie.com/gnu/docs/gcc/gcc_toc.html ).


Regards,
Vladimir Olensky
(vladimir_olensky@yahoo.com)
(Vladimir_Olensky@oxy.com)
Telecommunication specialist,
Occidental C.I.S. Service, Inc. ( www.oxy.com )
Moscow,
Russia.

Re: GNAT and "Using and Porting GNU CC"

[news.oxy.com]

news.oxy.com wrote in message <7999v8$ish$1@remarQ.com>...
>
>You should  go to the documentation page and then under section How to get
>GNU documentation you will find "Manuals Online" which contains links to
>several sites with online GNU documentation.


Sorry, instead of "Manuals Online" you should better follow the "Free
Software Documentation " link if you want to find more links to the "Using
and Porting GNU CC".
"Manuals Online"  is the link to the utilities documentation page.

Regards,
Vladimir Olensky
(vladimir_olensky@yahoo.com)
(Vladimir_Olensky@oxy.com)
Telecommunication specialist,
Occidental C.I.S. Service, Inc. ( www.oxy.com )
Moscow,
Russia.

Re: GNAT and "Using and Porting GNU CC"

[Chris Morgan]

"news.oxy.com" <Vladimir_Olensky@oxy.com> writes:

> Sorry, instead of "Manuals Online" you should better follow the "Free
> Software Documentation " link if you want to find more links to the "Using
> and Porting GNU CC".
> "Manuals Online"  is the link to the utilities documentation page.

The FSF also sells a printed copy (nicely typeset in computer modern
fonts of course) in the US and Europe, not to mention CDs and even
t-shirts. The t-shirts are claimed to cause spontaneous friendships at
seminars. Well I don't know about that, but people come up to me in
the street (in NYC) to discuss Linux when I'm wearing mine !

Chris
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