<nidx>ANSI C compiler</nidx>
<nidx>high-level assembler</nidx>
<nidx>assembler, high-level</nidx>
+
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-target architecture. (It doesn't have to be an ANSI C compiler, but
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+target architecture. In fact, the only C compiler we currently
+support is <tt/gcc/, because we make use of certain extensions to the
+C language only supported by gcc. Version 2.x is a must; we recommend
+version 2.7.2.1 for stability (we've heard both good and bad reports
+of later versions).
<item>
The <em>assembler</em><nidx>assembler</nidx>---a standard UNIX one, probably
<item>
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