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From: Marc Lehmann <pcg AT goof DOT com>
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On Wed, May 13, 1998 at 07:50:32AM -0400, nuke AT bayside DOT net wrote:
> 
> is pgcc going the way of the wind? personally, i like the pentium
> improvements, but plain egcs has been much more stable and doesn't choke
> on c++.

You shouldn't use snapshots if you are unable to use/compile them (you
shouldn't use a 2.1 kernel if you can't cope with the problems, either).
pgcc-1.0+ will neither choke on C++ nor is it much less stable.

(or at least, you haven't reported any problems (well, you reported bugs in
the linux kernel to this list, but not in the pgcc releases), see the recent
thread on linux-kernel about the difference between "reporting" and
"complaining")

I love discussion. I even love flaming. But stating "facts" without evidence
(as you like to do recently) I hate most.

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