Quoting David Abrahams <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>: > > Neal D. Becker Jun 19 2003 3:32PM > >> If you are starting out, why not use current cygwin? > >> > > > > Do you mean why not use GCC (3.2)? > > Because 3.2 is buggy and I can't use it with my software. And it > > would take me quite some time to download it on my slow dialup > > line. When 3.3 is available, then I can use that. > > > http://gcc.gnu.org: > > May 14, 2003 GCC 3.3 has been released. > > However, in my experience GCC 3.3 is a lot worse than 3.2, so if > you've got problems with 3.2 I'd think twice before upgradin
I meant, when 3.3 is available on Cygwin. 3.3 works great on my Linux system. It seems to be working fine with Boost so far, at least for the parts that I use. What exactly do you have trouble with when you have used 3.3? Has there been any extensive testing yet of 3.3 and Boost? Do you think that 3.3 will be a problem for me if I build a Cygwin package for Boost? Like I said, If I were to build a "real" cygwin package, I would use the most recent compiler available for Cygwin. reed -- Reed Hedges [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://zerohour.net/~reed _______________________________________________ Unsubscribe & other changes: http://lists.boost.org/mailman/listinfo.cgi/boost
