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1.5
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@- Update download locations, update WWW

Reported by:    -fetch-original pointyhat run
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@This is an independent implementation of Objective C - independent
of Stepstone's, NeXT's, GNU's (Free Software Foundation) or SunSoft's
Objective C implementation.

Like the GNU compiler, the "objc" grammar is written in YACC.  The lexical
ananlyzer is written in LEX, and the compiler itself in the Bourne
shell and in Objective C.  (the optional Objective C link editor is
written in AWK).

WWW: http://users.telenet.be/stes/compiler.html
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@- update to objc-bootstrap-3.1.33
- update to objc-3.2.6
- add project homepage
- use DOCSDIR
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WWW: http://users.pandora.be/stes/compiler.html
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@Bring up to version 1.8.17, and change the previous binary bootstrap
(which I disliked) to a new C bootstrap.
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@d9 2
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1.2
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@Update objc to 1.6.8, and fix some other smallish bugs.
Approved by: asami
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@a8 18

Includes:
        1. "objc", the actual compiler
        2. "objcrt", the Objective C Runtime Library for "objc"
        3. "objpak", the "Object Pak" Objective C Collection Classes
        4. Source of compiler and "oclib", a set of Objective C classes for
           parsing C (and the Objective C extensions to C)
NICE FEATURES
        1. Easy to install or to modify.
        2. Works on many systems with the native cc, debugger, profiler etc.
        3. Built-in possibility of tracing Objective C messages.
        4. Straightforward "pure C" messenger; "inline cache" messenger.
        5. All classes get a +initialize message at start-up, rather than
           'each class receives a +initialize before it receives its first
            message'.
        6. Already partial support for C++ compilers (will soon be workable)
        7. Great system for experimentation with your own additions/extensions
           to Objective C ! [ but beware - we are likely to oppose them ]
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@Initial revision
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