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Alexis,
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On Fri, 10 Nov 2006, COTHENET Alexis MILLENNIUM wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I'd like to download a version of cygwin X with gcc 3.3.
> Could you indicate me a location where i could find it please ?
> On the web page, i find only the lastest , which is with gcc 3.4.
>
> Best regards,
> Alexis
Actually, Cygwin/X has nothing to do with gcc-3.3 (other than having been
built with it at some point, I imagine). Before starting on a hunt for
gcc-3.3, it may be worth looking into the features of the code you're
trying to build to see what makes it incompatible with 3.4 (or the newer,
experimental 4.0 series). If you decide that you do want gcc-3.3, Google
for "Cygwin time machine", but be aware that the main Cygwin list does not
support older versions of packages installed via that channel.
Igor
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