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From:	"Salvador Eduardo Tropea (SET)" <salvador AT inti DOT gov DOT ar>
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Date:	Mon, 26 Apr 1999 11:02:48 +0000
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Subject:	Re: v2.03: wrapping up
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"Andris Pavenis" <pavenis AT lanet DOT lv> wrote:

> As we can see different egcs versions is widely used by various Linux 
> distributions. Therefore I don't see any serious reason why we should stay with
> gcc-2.8.1.  

That's a very complex topic. I saw that Debian never shipped 2.8.1, they just 
provide 2.7.2 and egcs and they explicitly said that they are switching to 
egcs as default for C and C++ (in 2.0 was gcc for C and egcs for C++).
I really don't like this move but this is a fact. Linux is switching to egcs 
and dropping gcc.

On the topic of the thread: 
1) I don't like the headers solution.
2) When I installed djgpp 2.02 and gcc 2.8.1 I was forced to touch the specs. 
We currently have this problem, users installing 2.8.1 and removing 
%DJDIR%/lib/specs (as the readme says) have MINOR=1 and not 2. So the 
solution should be applied to the gcc 2.8.1 distribution too ... looks all a 
mess. I can't suggest a solution.

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