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Subject: Re: cvsup (port) for  FreeBSD-AMD64? 
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On Sat, 6 Mar 2004, JG wrote:
> ===>  cvsup-16.1h is only for alpha i386 sparc64, and you are running amd64.
>
> Is it possible to build cvsup on AMD64?

Yes, if you port the modula-3 compiler first.

Check the archives of this list for details - there _is_ a binary package
of cvsup that works (with no gui, and no compression).