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Date:	Tue, 25 Sep 2001 09:39:25 -0600
From:	"Darrell R. Hougen" <no DOT darrell DOT r DOT hougen DOT spam AT lmco DOT com>
Subject:	gcc 2.91.57 thinks it is 2.95.3-5 or vice versa
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Hi,

I used setup.exe to download and install the latest version of cygwin on
my NT machine and it came with the following file:
gcc-2.95.3-5.tar.bz2.  I'm assuming that is the file that got installed
by the setup script.  However, when I type gcc -dumpversion, I get
"egcs-2.91.57".  Also, when I try to compile a python extension module,
I get an warning from the python (v. 2.1) config.h file, viz., "Please
use an up to date version of gcc (>2.91 recommended)."  I downloaded gcc
from mirrors.rcn.net.  Is this a problem with the mirror site, or is gcc
2.91 masquerading as 2.95?

Thanks.
Darrell



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