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+README for the GNUish MS-DOS project.
+Copyright (C) 1990 Free Software Foundation, Inc.
+Last updated: 90-11-02.
+
+
+The Free Software Foundation (FSF) is not highly interested in ports
+of GNU software to MS-DOS, because they threaten to slow down the GNU
+project by using up the time of the people who maintain GNU software.
+However, Thorsten Ohl <td12@ddagsi3.bitnet> is organizing distribution
+of such ports and moderating the GNUish MS-DOS project.
+
+There is currently no room on prep.ai.mit.edu to put these files up
+for ftp.  If prep get more disk space, they might become available.
+For the present, see below for a list of ftp archive sites providing a
+copy of the GNUish MS-DOS subdirectory and, for each ftp site, the
+name and electronic address of the maintainer.
+
+The GNUish MS-DOS subdirectory contains both MS-DOS ports of GNU
+software and MS-DOS replacements for non-ported GNU software, the
+collective whole being dubbed the "GNUish MS-DOS" project.
+
+When several ports of the same tool exist, one of them has been
+selected by the moderator of this project.  This does not means that
+the selected port is the best possible, it means however that the port
+is quite good.  Nobody should feel offended by any selection.
+
+Some tools are possibly dangerous if you do not thoroughly understand
+their usage (v.g. `rm -r *').  You ought to know what you are doing.
+YOU USE THESE TOOLS AT YOUR OWN RISK.  You *were* warned!
+
+
+LEGAL CONDITIONS
+
+These programs are free software; you can redistribute them and/or
+modify them under the terms of the GNU General Public License as
+published by the Free Software Foundation; either version 1, or (at your
+option) any later version.
+
+These programs are distributed in the hope that they will be useful, BUT
+WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY WHATSOEVER, without even the implied warranties of
+merchantability or fitness for a particular purpose.  See the GNU
+General Public License (the file COPYING) for more details.
+
+
+FTP ARCHIVE SITES
+
+The collection of programs known as the GNUish MS-DOS project is
+available for ftp at the following addresses.  Administrative contacts
+and upload directories are listed here for the moderator's convenience.
+
+   vulcan.phyast.pitt.edu [130.49.33.16], in pub/pc/gnudos.
+
+	adm contact: Roberto Gomez <roberto@bondi.phyast.pitt.edu>
+	upload in: incoming
+
+   ocf.berkeley.edu [128.32.184.254], in pub/GNU/gnuish-msdos.
+   sandstrom.berkeley.edu [128.32.234.18], alternatively.
+
+	adm contact: Eric Ng <erc@irss.njit.edu> or <...!ucbvax!argon!erc>
+	upload in: pub/GNU/uploads
+
+   wsmr-simtel20.army.mil [26.2.0.74], in pd2:<msdos2.gnuish>
+
+	adm contact: Keith Peterson <w8sdz@wsmr-simtel20.army.mil>
+	uploaded by: David Camp <dave@wubios.wustl.edu>
+
+   funic.funet.fi [128.214.6.100], in pub/msdos/gnudos.
+
+	adm contact: Petri Hartoma <msdos1@nic.funet.fi>
+	upload in: pub/msdos/incoming
+
+
+SOURCE CODE
+
+Due to space considerations, only the patches relative to the official
+GNU source code (with the source code found on prep.ai.mit.edu being
+considered "official") and custom-written source code are provided.
+In order to re-compile the GNUish MS-DOS project on your computer, you
+need to first obtain the official GNU source code.  GNU documentation
+(if any) can also be found within the official GNU source code.
+
+The Free Software Foundation has set up an anonymous FTP site for GNU
+software on prep.ai.mit.edu [18.71.0.38].  The distributions present
+on that machine are considered "official" and are the best ones to use
+with the GNUish MS-DOS project.
+
+
+EXECUTABLE CODE
+
+For convenience, ready-to-execute binaries are also provided for those
+who do not have the necessary compilers, or do not feel like using
+them.  User documentation is usually not provided, at least for now,
+beyond the documentation provided in the official GNU distribution.
+
+
+GNUISH MS-DOS CONTENTS
+
+	File		Notes	Description or official sources
+	
+	cpio11.zoo		prep.ai.mit.edu: pub/gnu/cpio-1.1.tar.Z
+	diff114.zoo		prep.ai.mit.edu: pub/gnu/diff-1.14.tar.Z
+	fgrep11.zoo		prep.ai.mit.edu: pub/gnu/fgrep-1.1.tar.Z
+	find12.zoo	1	prep.ai.mit.edu: pub/gnu/find-1.2.tar.Z
+	flex236.zoo		prep.ai.mit.edu: pub/gnu/flex-2.3.6.tar.Z
+	futil14.zoo		prep.ai.mit.edu: pub/gnu/fileutils-1.4.tar.Z
+	gdbm14.zoo	3	prep.ai.mit.edu: pub/gnu/gdbm-1.4.tar.Z
+	gnulib0.zoo	3,4	Port of usual GNU routines
+	gptx01.zoo	4	Ask <pinard@iro.umontreal.ca>
+	grep15.zoo		prep.ai.mit.edu: pub/gnu/grep-1.5.tar.Z
+	inden11.zoo		prep.ai.mit.edu: pub/gnu/indent-1.1.tar.Z
+	m4v05.zoo		prep.ai.mit.edu: pub/gnu/m4.tar.Z
+	make358.zoo	2	prep.ai.mit.edu: pub/gnu/make-3.58.tar.Z
+	mkinf10.zoo	4,5	prep.ai.mit.edu: pub/gnu/elisp.tar.Z
+	sed106.zoo		prep.ai.mit.edu: pub/gnu/sed-1.06.tar.Z
+	sort03.zoo	4	Future GNU sort, version 0.3
+	swalib0.zoo	2,3	Swapping library from <td12@ddagsi3.bitnet>
+	
+	  1	use `zoo x//' to restore sub-directories
+	  2	requires Microsoft C compiler at level 6.0
+	  3	this is a source library, not a user program
+	  4	GNUish, but unofficial or unreleased GNU product
+	  5	includes both makeinfo *and* a stand-alone Info reader
+
+For those interested, the filename for each of packages is selected
+according to the following pattern:
+
+	<radix><version><release>.zoo
+
+In this syntax, <radix> is a string of three to six characters to
+identify the product, v.g. `futil' indicates GNU file utilities.
+<version> is a series of one to three digits indicating the version,
+v.g. `14' for `1.4', 358 for `3.58' or `0' for non-released yet; the
+decimal point is not necessarily implied after the first digit.  In no
+case <radix> and <version> altogether could go over seven characters.
+The <release> is nothing for the first edition in GNUish MS-DOS
+archives, but might be a single letter for subsequent editions, like
+`a', `b', `c', etc. in turn.
+
+
+FUTURE FILES
+
+The following GNU tools have already been ported to DOS, and will be
+added later in the GNUish MS-DOS subdirectory:
+
+	bison chess compress ctags gawk perl rcs readline
+
+The following replacement tools could be made available in the GNUish
+MS-DOS subdirectory, in the future:
+
+	freemacs or jove	no editor war, please :-)
+	ms_sh162		waiting for bash :-)
+	uxutl162		only some of them
+
+Work is being done for:
+
+	tar
+
+
+README AUTHORS
+
+This README file has been written disjointly by:
+
+	Thorsten Ohl <td12@ddagsi3.bitnet>
+	Francois Pinard <pinard@iro.umontreal.ca>
+	Eric Ng <erc@irss.njit.edu>
+	Richard Stallman <rms@ai.mit.edu>

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+Article 11135 of comp.binaries.ibm.pc.d:
+Path: unix.cis.pitt.edu!zaphod.mps.ohio-state.edu!samsung!olivea!apple!agate!ucbvax!erc@radon.berkeley.edu
+From: erc@radon.berkeley.edu Path: radon.berkeley.edu!erc (Eric Ng)
+Newsgroups: comp.binaries.ibm.pc.d,comp.os.msdos.programmer
+Subject: gcc/gas/gld for MS-DOS available now at ocf.berkeley.edu
+Message-ID: <39836@ucbvax.BERKELEY.EDU>
+Date: 1 Dec 90 10:13:57 GMT
+Sender: usenet@ucbvax.BERKELEY.EDU
+Reply-To: erc@radon.berkeley.edu (Eric Ng)
+Organization: U.C. Berkeley ERL/Microfabrications Lab
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+Xref: unix.cis.pitt.edu comp.binaries.ibm.pc.d:11135 comp.os.msdos.programmer:2112
+
+Yoshiaki Uchida's port of GNU gcc/gas/gld to MS-DOS is now available at
+ocf.berkeley.edu.  Note that NO documentation is available and that this
+port is still in experimental stages.  You will need an LHARC dearchiver
+to access the programs.
+
+A 80386 machine is required:  a MS-DOS extender for 386s is provided.  I
+have not tested this software, so you are on your own.  It is over a
+megabyte is size, so if you're not really going to use it, you might
+want to think twice before you FTP it.
+
+The Internet address for ocf.berkeley.edu is 128.32.184.254.  The files
+are located in ~ftp/pub/GNU/gcc.  Also located at ocf is the entire
+GNUish MS-DOS archives (high quality ports of GNU software to MS-DOS,
+as conducted by Thorsten Ohl) and egaint, a rather nice Tetris game (with
+full source code).
+
+-reic
+--
+eric ng 1906 milvia street berkeley california 94704
+..!ucbvax!irss.njit.edu!erc ...!ucbvax!radon!erc
+erc@irss.njit.edu            erc@radon.berkeley.edu
+
+