GNU Software on the Amiga last updated 27 May 91 by Leonard Norrgard Ports to the Amiga of the GNU C compiler (GCC) and related tools can be anonymously ftped from various archives, listed below. Work is currently in progress which eventually will lead to a merge with the official GCC distribution (this is possible due to the very few changes needed). GNU Emacs is also available in early versions, with a new release said to appear soon. Note that Commodore-Amiga independently makes some ports available for use under Amiga Unix (System V, Release 4), notably GCC, which is now the default compiler for Amiga Unix, and GNU Emacs. These ports are included with their software distribution. The porting team for GCC maintains a mailing list based on the machine lists.funet.fi in Finland. The low-volume list primarily discuss technical issues of the current and future ports and related matters. For information on how to subscribe, send a e-mail message with a contents of the words HELP and LIST on two separate lines... HELP LIST ...to the address mailserv@lists.funet.fi and you will receive the information. In the answer to HELP, look for the ``subscribe'' command. In the answer to LIST look for ``amiga-gcc-port''. The subject line of the message is ignored. Mailserv is an automated mail message handler, so don't expect it to answer questions. For information on mailserv itself, contact Matti Aarnio . For further information on the GCC port and related projects subscribe to the amiga-gcc-port mailing list as described above or write to Leonard Norrgard . For further information on GNU Emacs for the Amiga, write to Mark D. Henning . I'd like to thank Markus Wild, Ray Burr and Sam Rushing who all have contributed and continues to contribute to this project in a major way. Thanks! FTP sources for Amiga ports of GNU software: In Europe: ftp.funet.fi (128.214.6.100): ~pub/amiga/gnu and subdirectories. Log in with user name "ftp", enter your full e-mail address as password. In the USA: titan.ksc.nasa.gov (128.159.4.20, 128.159.1.1): ~pub/amiga and subdirectories. Note: Titan is a VMS machine. Log in with user name "anonymous", enter your user id as password. Once logged in change directory with "cd amiga", etc. Also in the USA: karazm.math.uh.edu (129.7.7.6): ~pub/Amiga/Gnu and subdirectories (note the capital letters) Log in with user name "ftp", enter your user id as password. Use only after 5pm and before 9am CST, please.