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Package: gcc-doc
Version: N/A
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gcc conflicts with gcc-doc (<< 2.95.3)
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To: "Bang, Steinar" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>, [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: Bug#117067: This means no info documentation for gcc
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Bang, Steinar writes:
> This bug results in no info documentation being available for
> gcc in testing.
>
> I tried doing apt-get install gcc-doc, on a testing system, today, but
> found that this would have resultet in removal of gcc, g++, and some
> libraries, so I stopped.
gcc-doc is replaced by gcc-2.95-doc. Fixed in 2.95.4-1.
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