On Jan 16,  7:08pm, Dave Burgess wrote:
>> In article <199801150456.UAA02051@eskimo.com>,
>> 	wormey@eskimo.com (Space Case) writes:
>> > So, when are we going to get it in NetBSD?
>> NetBSD never uses GCC x.y.0.
>Espcially for sufficiently large or small values of 'y'....

Hmm, it appears that some people have missed the idea that
my post was a joke, complete with winky smiley at the end:

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>>(Yeah, I know, but I just *had* to say it. ;-)


All better now? ;-)

~Steve


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