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From: andy agena <andya@mac.com>
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Subject: FreeBSD Port: gcc and mac os x
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hello:

i've been trying without success to get gcc to compile on mac os x; all =
combinations of '-host' don't work (e.g. powerpc-bsd).  from the gcc =
'install' files i've read, it probably isn't supported yet.  are there =
any plans to do so?

additionally, my primary reason for trying to compile gcc is to compile =
the g77 fortran compiler--are there any plans to port it as well? =20

thanks,
andy agena=


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