From:	"Andrew Cottrell" <andrewdjgpp AT swiftdsl DOT com DOT au>
To:	<djgpp-workers AT delorie DOT com>
Subject:	DJGCPP Clio 2.04 Alpha 2 WIP test release using LIBC from 14-Julty-2003 and GCC 3.3
Date:	Fri, 18 Jul 2003 20:06:20 +1000
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All,

I have just finished uploading a bleeding edge test version of the DJGPP
using the LIBC source from 14-July-2003 and GCC 3.3 to clio. I have re-built
everything five times using the results from the previous build, so I do not
expect there to be any major problems with the files, but then again.....

You can get the files from the following URL:-
 http://clio.rice.edu/djgpp/win2k/main_204.htm
 
The files should only be used for testing as they are built with GCC 3.3 and
as such are not compatible with the alpha 1 release due to a GCC issue that
was fixed after the alpha 1 release.

The files uploaded do not include the following fixes, which I still need to
fix for the alpha 2 release:-
	- In gwk311b.zip the following files are missing:-
			info/awkcardc.ps
			info/awkcardn.ps
	- In grep251d.zip the following files are missing:-
			gnudocs/grep-2.51/grep.html
	- In sed3028b.zip the following files are missing:-
			bin/nnsed.exe
	- In Whic214d.zip the following files are missing:-
			gnudocs/which-2.14/which.html
	- djsr204_alpha_2_14JULY2003.zip includes uncommitted source in
order to build the LIBC with GCC 3.3.

If you do use this please report any issues to the djgpp_workers list or
send the problem directly to me if you think that the problem is with the
way the packages have been built.


Regards,
Andrew

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