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From: nicholas <nicis@thepub.co.za>
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Hey,

I am trying to install GCC 3.0.4 but as I don't have any earlier version 
of GCC or any C compiler installed on my system my problem is fairly 
obvious.  I have looked in your Binaries directory and have found 
nothing that helps me as I am running OS X 10.1.4.

Where can I find a pre-compiled C compiler and how do I set my 
environment variable CC to that compiler?

thanks

nicholas