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Re: different GNUstep questions and comments
From: |
Patrick Middleton |
Subject: |
Re: different GNUstep questions and comments |
Date: |
Thu, 28 Oct 2004 09:42:10 +0100 |
On Wednesday, October 27, 2004, at 10:16 pm, Fred Kiefer wrote:
Patrick Middleton wrote:
[Still, it's nice to be using something newer than a toolchain based
on Cygwin, circa gcc-2.7.2.1 ]
Is it possible that you are mistaken here? The Cygwin I am using has a
GCC 3.3 and 3.4 is also available as an option. I don't want to
convince you to use Cygwin it is just that free software programmers
tent to get rather impolite when their software gets blamed for
problems that aren't there. There is a lot to complain about in Cygwin,
just check a few of my recent post on the GNUstep mailing list, but an
outdated tools chain isnt one of them.
Please remember that false claims always reflect back on the rest of
your posting.
?
WebObjects 4.0/Windows was based on what was a recent Cygwin at the
time -- that was in late 1996.
NeXT/Apple appeared to do little work, if any, updating the Cygwin/gcc
elements distributed with WebObjects on Windows, and that's why the
WebObjects 4.5.1 systems I was working on last week and will be working
on again next week have are based on a Cygwin and gcc from sometime
around 1997.
-- Patrick