From: "Andrew Crabtree" <andrewc AT rosemail DOT rose DOT hp DOT com>
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Subject: Re: Need a C++ tester
Date: Mon, 19 Jan 1998 09:43:43 -0800
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>Your message seems lacking context, but it seems yto indicate a new GCC
>2.8.0 PGCC is out.

Close - PGCC is based on egcs 1.0.1

>1. How stable is it?

C compiler is good.  Don't know about c++

>2. How stable is it using -O6 and brethren?
Thats all I use

>3. Is there somewhere I can download it, along with the appropriate
>   Binutils 2.8.1?
pgcc home page is at www.goof.com.  There is a list of mirrors there as
well.  Binutils
is available from the regular djgpp/simtel mirrors.

>4. Can it be installed alongside regular DJGPP, as a precaution, and the
>   two used independently or else switched somehow painlessly?
Yes - I've heard of some people putting it into separate directories and
using -B/-V.  Its easy to go back and forth if you keep your original gcc
and djdev kits.

Haven't heard any responses from anybody so I'm going to upload as is....

Andy