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Subject: GCC4.* for linux-devtools and mingw32
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Hi all

I was wondering if there is any work in progress to bring the linux-devtools
and mingw32 ports up to gcc 4.0 or 4.1?  The native build has done wonders
for some of my C++ template code.

If someone can point me to how this would be achieved then I'm happy to lend
a hand.  I have plenty of experience of using gcc but not of building native
or cross-compilers from source.

I'm running amd64 5.3 release p10 in case that makes any difference.

TIA

Michael


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