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Subject: Re: pgcc ports
From: asami@cs.berkeley.edu (Satoshi Asami)
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 * Should I remove pgcc completely ?
 * We could try to make a new port egcs ... I think those people
 * make the most success ...
 * I think we can avoid a repository copy from pgcc-current for egcs,
 * since it's a new port.

I'd prefer to do a repository copy, just to keep the pgcc's history in 
some place.  So please drop me a line before you want to commit egcs.

Satoshi