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Subj:	ET++ ???

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From: dl@g.oswego.edu (Doug Lea)
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To: murthy@cu-arpa.cs.cornell.edu, info-g++@prep.ai.mit.edu
In-Reply-To: (Chet Murthy's message of 6 Jul 89 17:31:26 GMT <29626@cornell.UUCP>
Subject: ET++ ???
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>>and I was wondering if anybody got ET++ to build with a vanilla g++
>>installation - that is, without the Zortech libraries that Bryan mentioned?

A preliminary version of the cfront-1.2-compatible libg++ streams
is available on yahi.stanford.edu:~ftp/pub/newstream.tar.Z. It
is as yet undocumented, incompletely tested, and subject to
change. You will have to figure out how to install things, etc.

But anyone who would like to see how these fare with
ET++ would be performing a service by giving it a try and letting
me know (via email) about any successes and failures.

-Doug