GCC 3.3 for OS/2

[Gerald Pfeifer]

On Fri, 7 Feb 2003, Joe Buck wrote:
>> [Eberhard Mattes]
> If he doesn't already have papers on file, then yes.  This is because
> everything in GCC gets legally assigned to the FSF, and you can't
> legally assign someone else's work.
>
> But if he's hacked GCC in the past, it's possible that he's already
> on file.

I checked, and he is not in copyright.list on the FSF cluster.

Gerald
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