Date: Wed, 26 Apr 1995 13:37:09 -0400 (EDT)
From: Ken Bowen <ken AT jarrett DOT als DOT com>
Subject: Re: Commercial software built with GNU
To: Kevin Baca <baca AT crl DOT ucsd DOT edu>
Cc: djgpp AT sun DOT soe DOT clarkson DOT edu

On Tue, 25 Apr 1995, Kevin Baca wrote:

> A few weeks ago, I asked for info about commercial software built
> with GNU tools.  Some people asked me to post my results.  Here
> they are.  (I don't guarantee these are correct - This is the info I
> received).
> 
> Executor/DOS          Mac Emulator for the PC
> Excelsior                   Mac Emulator (platform???)
> DESQview/X             The dev kit for Quarterdeck's X emulator for the PC
> Xappeal                     X Windows emulator (platform???)
> NEXTStep                 NEXT operating system
> SGI compilers          Compilers used and provided by Silicon Graphics
> Purify                          Debugging Tool (platform???)
> DG/UX                        Data General's Unix (GCC is DG's standard compiler)
> 
At present, all versions (except Macintosh)  of ALS Prolog, a Prolog compiler and 
development environment, are built with GNU tools on Unix and DOS.

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