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- <H1><A NAME="SEC11" HREF="gnu_bulletin_toc.html#SEC11">GNUs Flashes</A></H1>
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- <LI><B>GNU Emacs 19 is Released!</B>
- <P>
- GNU Emacs 19 has just been released for beta-testing. Unlike some other
- recent derivations of Emacs, GNU Emacs 19's support for character-only
- terminals continues to improve along with its much improved support for
- bitmapped displays running the X Window System. Other new features
- include support for European character sets and floating point numbers,
- as well as source-level debugging of Emacs Lisp programs. See "Project
- GNU Status Report" and "Contents of the Emacs Tape" for more details.
- <P>
- <LI>
- <B>GCC 2 is out of beta test</B>
- <P>
- As of version 2.4.1, the GNU C Compiler version 2 is out of beta test.
- For more information, see "Contents of the Languages Tape."
- <P>
- <LI><B>New Manuals</B>
- <P>
- The new <CITE>GNU Emacs Manual</CITE>, 8th edition, (updated for Emacs 19) and
- the new <CITE>GNU C Library Reference Manual</CITE> are now being shipped.
- <P>
- <LI><B>New Scheme Tape</B>
- <P>
- Because of its size, <B>MIT C Scheme</B> is now on a separate tape. See
- "Contents of the Scheme Tape" for more information.
- <P>
- <LI><B>New Programs on the Languages Tape</B>
- <P>
- <CODE>p2c</CODE>, <B>DejaGnu</B>, <B>Tile Forth</B>, and the standalone GNU
- <B>regex</B> library have been added. Details in "Contents of the
- Languages Tape".
- <P>
- <LI><B>Taylor UUCP Now a Full-Fledged Replacement for Unix UUCP</B>
- <P>
- Ian Taylor, author of Taylor UUCP, has added the final pieces for it to
- be a complete free replacement for Unix UUCP. It's on the Utilities
- Tape.
- <P>
- <LI><B>New Programs on the Utilities Tape</B>
- <P>
- <CODE>acm</CODE>, <CODE>dc</CODE>, <CODE>doschk</CODE>, <CODE>es</CODE>, <B>Gnats</B>, <CODE>rc</CODE>,
- <B>GNU Shogi</B>, and <B>UUCP</B> have been added. See "Contents of the
- Utilities Tape" for more information.
- <P>
- <LI><B>New programs on the Experimental Tape</B>
- <P>
- Version 2 of <B>GAS</B>, the GNU assembler, and Texinfo source for the
- <CITE>GNU C Library Reference Manual</CITE> have been added. See "Contents
- of the Experimental Tape" for more information.
- <P>
- <LI><B>New programs on the CD-ROM</B>
- <P>
- The CD-ROM has all the new programs and changes on the tapes. See
- "Contents of the CD-ROM" for more information.
- <P>
- <LI><B>Objective C Runtime System Funded</B>
- <P>
- Kresten Krab Thorup, author of the Objective C runtime system,
- has been hired as a part-time programmer for six months by the
- Department of Mathematics and Computer Science at
- Aalbord University, Denmark. His work will serve to define the
- most portable and extensible tools and libraries for this dynamic and
- popular object-oriented language.
- <P>
- <LI><B>Dell Adopts GNU CC for Controller Software</B>
- <P>
- Dell has adopted GCC for the development of new controller software.
- Dell already uses GCC to build SVR4, and like Commodore quotes improved
- performance. Other systems based on GCC are 4.4BSD, NetBSD, 386BSD,
- BSDI, Linux, and many Mach ports including OSF/1's reference ports,
- NeXT, and DG/UX.
- SGI now ships GNU <CODE>cpp</CODE> with their C compiler.
- <P>
- <LI><B>Free Widget Foundation Announces Widgets</B>
- <P>
- The Free Widget Foundation (FWF) is
- volunteer effort to create a set of powerful, flexible,
- freely-accessible X graphical user-interface modules (widgets).
- The FWF is not related to the Free Software Foundation, but shares our
- goal of making high-quality software freely redistributable.
- <P>
- For more information, contact
- <CODE>free-widgets-info@flute.cs.uiuc.edu</CODE>, or get the README file
- in <TT>`/pub/FWF/README'</TT> via anonymous FTP to
- <CODE>a.cs.uiuc.edu</CODE>. The README file tells about mailing lists,
- locations of source code available for FTP, historical information about
- the FWF, and how to volunteer for the organization. Or write: The Free
- Widget Foundation, c/o Brian Totty, Department of Computer Science,
- University of Illinois, Urbana, 1304 W. Springfield Avenue, Urbana, IL
- 61801 USA
- <P>
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