On 6 Aug 1998, Paul Fisher wrote: > [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes: > > That doesn't seem right -- I mean, emacs doesn't require that you > > use gcc to compile it. > > The preprocessor could be shipped as a stand-alone program and as an > integrated extension to guavac. If it's part of guavac, then it might > get more use by people outside the Classpath project. What is wrong with "gcc -E" or whatever the system's cpp is? Too many features?
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