Date:	Mon, 5 Nov 2001 10:31:26 -0500
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From:	DJ Delorie <dj AT delorie DOT com>
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	Andris Pavenis on Mon, 5 Nov 2001 10:03:40 +0200 (WET))
Subject:	Re: Old files in DJGPP distribution
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I removed the alphas/gcc stuff.  Eli, what about the emacs in alphas?

And I moved these out of the area also (but saved them in case we
change my mind):

$ ls /home/dj/oldsimtel/
bnu210a.zip  bnu211a.zip  bnu27d.zip      bnu2951s.zip  mak375b.zip
bnu210b.zip  bnu211b.zip  bnu27s.zip      bnu2951x.zip  mak375d.zip
bnu210d.zip  bnu211s.zip  bnu2951a.zip    bsh203b.zip   mak375s.zip
bnu210s.dif  bnu211t.zip  bnu2951b.zip    bsh203d.zip   mak379b.zip
bnu210s.zip  bnu27b.zip   bnu2951.README  bsh203s.zip   mak379s.zip

leaving behind:

$ ls bnu* bsh* mak*
bnu2112a.zip  bnu2112s.zip  bsh204b.zip  bsh204s.zip   mak3791d.zip
bnu2112b.zip  bnu2112t.zip  bsh204d.zip  mak3791b.zip  mak3791s.zip

And these redundancies:

acnf    212 213 250
amake   13 14 15
bsn     128 129
cvs     110 19
em      1934 2005
fil     316 40
gcc     2952 2953 302
gdb     418 500
gmp     311 311x
gpc     20b 2953
gtxt    037 039 040
gzp     124 124a
ind     224 225
isp     3120 3206
pat     21 253
perl    552 561
sed     118 302 3028

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