From:	"AndrewJ" <luminous-is AT home DOT com>
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Subject:	Re: Download/unzip problem
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> I have a problem. I downloaded this humongous zip file
> 13,920,554 bytes. There were no errors when I tested it.
> I unzipped the file and it seemed to go ok (but I wasn't
> paying real close attention since it tested ok). When I
> unzipped again with the refresh option, I got this:

Well, unless you plan on modifying the compilers, you don't need that file.
That is the source code to all the compilers.  Typically, if the filename ends
with b, it's binaries, d for documentation, and s for source code.  Ooops. =)

AndrewJ

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