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From:	Dirk Zabel <zabel AT riccius-sohn DOT eu>
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Subject:	Re: Where to go with Win7-X64
Date:	Thu, 22 Nov 2012 09:00:05 +0100
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Am 21.11.2012 10:09, schrieb Dirk Zabel:
> Hello,
> [...] So any good advice
> on how to get a running gcc+bison+flex environment for Win 7-X64 would
> be very welcome.
> Regards
>    Dirk
Thanks a lot for your kind answers, and also special thanks to D.J. 
Delorie for having created and maintained the package for so many years. 
I still remember those days, when DJGPP was the best ways to get around 
the 64 k barrier, because 16-bit compilers on WfW 3.11 were state of the 
art.

I don't need a full posix environment, just gcc+bison+flex inside a 
standard console window (and gawk, which I didn't mention, because I 
don't expect this to be a problem). A virtualized environment would be 
only the last resort, so I will try MinGW+MSYS first.

Regards
   Dirk

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