Maintaining support for three different versions of GCC is cumbersome and I have yet to support 4.1.x series.  Obviously, MinGW and Cygwin users need 3.4, but is there a need for 3.4 beyond this?  Is anyone using 3.3?

David

David Friedman wrote:

> Maintaining support for three different versions of GCC is cumbersome and I have yet to support 4.1.x series.  Obviously, MinGW and Cygwin users need 3.4, but is there a need for 3.4 beyond this?  Is anyone using 3.3?

Mac OS X 10.3 (and 10.2) use GCC 3.3, but have problems with templates.

--anders

David Friedman schrieb am 2006-05-27:
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> Maintaining support for three different versions of GCC is cumbersome and I have yet to support 4.1.x series.  Obviously, MinGW and Cygwin users need 3.4, but is there a need for 3.4 beyond this?  Is anyone using 3.3?

Gentoo currently uses 3.4.5/3.4.6.

Thomas

David Friedman said the following on 5/27/2006 1:20 PM:
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> Maintaining support for three different versions of GCC is cumbersome and I have yet to support 4.1.x series.  Obviously, MinGW and Cygwin users need 3.4, but is there a need for 3.4 beyond this?  Is anyone using 3.3?
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> David

I am a cygwin user who compiled gcc 4.0.2. So I am not concerned with 3.x support. Not so sure of others.

And, David, It's nice to know you are still alive and working on gdc.

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