To:	djgpp AT sun DOT soe DOT clarkson DOT edu
Subject:	gcc 2.3.3
From:	alane AT wozzle DOT linet DOT org (J. Alan Eldridge)
Date:	Fri, 22 Jan 93 01:28:36 EST
Organization:	Disorganization

(csaba AT vuse DOT vanderbilt DOT edu) <src4src!mcdhup!rutgers!vuse.vanderbilt.edu!csaba> writes:

> the user for them. I would be willing to hack it further to do the
> following:
> 
>   (1) Untar the archive, change any ambiquous unix name to an automatically 
>       generated DOS compatible name. Maintain a list of changes.
> 
>   (2) After the extraction go through all files (*.c *.h makefile etc...)
>       and change any instance of a changed file name to the corresponding 
>       new one.
> 
> The only thing this would not solve is the problem of newly generated files
> with ambiquous names (if any; for example the gen**** programs might fall
> into this category). Starting with a unix tar archive containig these 
> intermediate files as well could help though... 
> 
> If you think such a beast would be of any help, I could complete the 
> necessary changes over the weekend and mail the program to you on Monday.

Yes of course they would be of help, and I would certainly appreciate
the code. What would be of more help is how to get a copy of 2.3.3 via
means other than ftp, since I can only do ftp-by-mail (aaarrrgghh).
I'm on FidoNet as well, and if I can get a set of disks from someone
(say, with a tar.Z (.taz) file split over the disks with ARJ) I could
be a very happy camper. I don't run Un*x here, I run OS/2, so I don't
have access to everything many netters do.



alane AT wozzle DOT linet DOT org (J. Alan Eldridge)
Fido: The University of Walamaloo 1:272/38.473

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