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Date: Sat, 24 Jun 1995 00:41:32 -0400
From: dj (DJ Delorie)
To: djgpp AT sun DOT soe DOT clarkson DOT edu
Subject: DJGPP Version 2.00.beta1 - in progress, please wait...

I have begun uploading the FIRST BETA of DJGPP V2!

I suspect it will be well into tomorrow before I get it to all the
sites that will carry it, since I only have a modem, and it's 23 Mb
with sources.

I will make another announcement when it is fully available.  PLEASE
WAIT.

http://www.delorie.com/djgpp/ now has all the beta pages enabled,
including an interactive bug tracking system.  It also has the beta
release already, but PLEASE DO NOT DOWNLOAD FROM DELORIE.COM.  My
server cannot handle that kind of traffic.

You can, however, get listings of the zips to see what to anticipate.

I've also attached the short readme and FTP info files from the V2
distribution to this mail.


DJ
dj AT delorie DOT com
http://www.delorie.com/


=============================================================================
INFO.FTP
-----------------------------------------------------------------------------
Official DJGPP V2 Beta FTP Sites

ftp.delorie.com            pub/djgpp/beta/v2  (slow, USA)
ftp.idsoftware.com         djgpp/beta/v2      (fast, USA)
turnbull.sk.tsukuba.ac.jp  pub/djgpp/2.0-beta (fast, Asia)

Note: ftp.delorie.com will always have the latest copy of this file.
Check there for new sites.

=============================================================================
README.1ST
-----------------------------------------------------------------------------
This is the README.1ST file for DJGPP Version 2, currently in Beta.

I recommend you install DJGPP V2 in a separate directory from DJGPP V1
until it is out of beta, just in case you cannot work around bugs you
find.  This version is not officially supported, and is being made
available as part of the testing phase of djgpp development.

Status and other information are made available through the djgpp web
pages at http://www.delorie.com/, through the djgpp news group
(comp.os.msdos.djgpp) and djgpp mailing list (subscribe through
listserv AT sun DOT soe DOT clarkson DOT edu).  Look on the web page for information
on the latest versions.

Report bugs through http://www.delorie.com/djgpp/beta/

If you do not have web access, mail bug reports to
djgpp-v2-bugs AT delorie DOT com, where someone will manually enter them into
the web-based bug tracking system.

For anything else, send me mail (dj AT delorie DOT com).

Version information is in manifest/*.ver within each zip.  Contents
are in manifest/*.mft in each zip.

If you got these file at anywhere other than an official FTP site
(listed in info.ftp at the ftp site), please send me e-mail.


At the time of writing this file, the various packages are:

djdev200 Development Kit and Runtime (required)
djlsr200 Base Library Sources
djtst200 Test Programs
mak373b  GNU Make 3.73 for V2 (recommended)
mak373s  GNU Make 3.73 sources
gcc263b  GNU GCC 2.6.3 for V2 (recommended)
gpp263b  GNU G++ 2.6.3 for V2 (no libs)
obc263b  GNU ObjC 2.6.3 for V2
gcc263s  GNU GCC 2.6.3 sources
bnu252b  GNU binutils 2.5.2 for V2 (recommended)
bnu252s  GNU binutils 2.5.2 sources
gdb412b  GNU Debugger 4.12 for DJGPP V2
gdb412s  GNU Debugger 4.12 sources
lgp262b  GNU libg++ 2.6.2 for DJGPP V2
lgp262s  GNU libg++ 2.6.2 sources
txi310b  GNU texinfo 3.10 for DJGPP V2
txi310s  GNU texinfo 3.10 sources

Existing binaries from V1 can be used for other applications.  V1
programs cannot run V2 programs, so make and gcc are being made
available as V2 programs.

You must also provide a DPMI environment.  Look for CWSDPMI at the
beta sites if you don't have DPMI already (it's in os2, nt, win3.1,
qdpmi, 386max, etc).

--- COPYRIGHT ---

DJGPP V2 is Copyright (C) 1995 by DJ Delorie.  Some parts of libc.a
are Copyright (C) Regents of the University of California at Berkeley.

GNU software (gcc, make, libg++, etc) is Copyright by the Free
Software Foundation.

DJGPP V2's copyright allows it to be used to produce commercial
applications.  However, if you include code or libraries that are not
part of djgpp (like gnu's libg++) then you must comply with their
copyrights.

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