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Subject: Re: Programming tools.
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Marco,
    I'm unsure as to the purpose of your message.
It is obvious you are letting us know that these
'ports' are available. We all appreciate knowing
about new 'ports', but why are you sending this?

				Jessem.



On 17 Jan, Marco van de Voort wrote:
> About the compilers section:
> 
> Both the 
> - Free Pascal compiler (www.freepascal.org, not yet in the ports,
> working on that), and
> 
> - GNU Pascal compiler (www.home.pages.de/~gnu-pascal, port status
> unknown),		
> 
> are available or compilable for FreeBSD (at least 4.x), and both can
> handle more than p2c can.
> 
> I'm maintainer of the FPC/FreeBSD port. (which e.g. supports GTK,
> PostGreSQL, MySQL, zlib libraries. BP and Delphi language, and is 100%
> native)
> 
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