Historic gcc 0.9 tapes

Historic gcc 0.9 tapes

[Marshall Lee Whittaker]

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Hi,

I was looking through the historic archives of gcc at ftp.vim.org and
found a very old version of gcc dating back to 1987.  I was wondering if
the below thread still applies?

As in, does anybody happen to have any very old original tapes
containing gcc 0.9 beta?  I would really love to find one if so.  Maybe
stuffed off in a broom closet somewhere?  I know it's not terribly
useful these days... but I find vintage computer stuff fascinating.


/If you can't ftp, you can order a compiler beta-test tape from the//
//Free Software Foundation for $150 (plus 5% sales tax in//
//Massachusetts, or plus $15 overseas if you want air mail)./

Marshall


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Re: Historic gcc 0.9 tapes

[Jeff Law]

On 03/25/2017 12:26 AM, Marshall Lee Whittaker wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I was looking through the historic archives of gcc at ftp.vim.org and
> found a very old version of gcc dating back to 1987.  I was wondering if
> the below thread still applies?
>
> As in, does anybody happen to have any very old original tapes
> containing gcc 0.9 beta?  I would really love to find one if so.  Maybe
> stuffed off in a broom closet somewhere?  I know it's not terribly
> useful these days... but I find vintage computer stuff fascinating.
ftp://gcc.gnu.org/pub/gcc/old-releases/gcc-1/

Has a gcc-0.9 release in it.

jeff