Ports of GNU products to 3B2's

Paul A. Reitelbach par at hq.af.mil
Fri Sep 21 23:02:28 AEST 1990


In article <1990Sep19.173809.3278 at lsuc.on.ca> jim at lsuc.on.ca (Jim Mercer) writes:

>   i am interested in finding out what GNU stuff has been ported to the 3B2
>   (400/500), System V 3.2.1.

Me too, I am system admin. for 3B2/600 systems.

>   i understand that Groff is a reasonable replacement for DWB, but requires
>   a C++ compiler.

Don't know anything about Groff?

>   has GNU C been ported to the 3B?
>   has GNU C++ been ported (or is GNU C a prerequisite)?

I don't have a working copy of this but I know of someone that says they have
been able to port GNU C to the 3B2.

>   has Groff been ported to normal C?

Don't know?

I have have GNU Emacs, working on my 3B2.  I'm currently working on getting
Bash Shell to work on my 3B2, I don't have it working yet, but again I know
someone that has it working.

Please post any other software that has been ported, as I am interested in
what is out there.
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Paul A. Reitelbach                  *   There's a way to do it better - 
Computer Programmer/Analyst         *   find it.
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