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Subject:	Breach of GPL?
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I was wondering if GPL can't come to the rescue here.

I've had quite a bit of trouble with Nios 5.0/6.0 because:

- Altera has not provided the complete source to the modified GCC that
they have for their Nios2 toolchain. Some files are missing, others
have been (intentially) moved, etc.
- They have some partial old version of Cygwin with Nios 5.0/6.0. This
causes havoc because Cygwin (sadly) does not support side-by-side
installs.

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Øyvind Harboe
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