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From:	"eyrie murru" <eyrie_murru AT nandomail DOT com>
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Date:	Thu, 08 Feb 2001 21:39:59 -0800
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Subject:	Cygwin gcc syntax rules.
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Yesterday I used the setup.exe program to install the cygwin distribution.  I installed all of the packages and all of the source code.
Thus far while searching through the distribution I have been unable to find documentation stating the syntax rules for gcc itself, in other words all the library indepedant rules that determine the syntatical structure of the C language. I assume they are somewhere in the infodoc for gcc itself but if I am mistaken is there a document that delinates these rules and where can it be found?  As well is there documentation similar to the infodoc for history, readline, libc, and libm for the Windows calls and structures within the distribution?

Thank you,

Kris Katsulis

P.S. I am currently searching for a position as a C programmer.  If Cygwin is hiring I would greatly appreciate the information regarding how to apply.

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