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Shawn Samuel wrote:

> I would like to upgrade to g++ 4.1 under cygwin. I only see 3.3.x and 3.4.4 as
> options for the gcc-g++ package in cygwin setup, and haven't found any doc
> online or in the newsgroup for this issue. Is there an easy way to go about
> this, or is this just a bad idea?

You can build gcc from source yourself.  That's the only option for
using 4.x right now.

Brian

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