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Gcc-2.3.2 and libg++2.3

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From: Stephen Anderson
Date: Tue, 15 Dec 1992 18:05
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I've seen a couple of postings lately, suggesting that people have had
trouble getting the current versions of gcc and libg++ for NeXT, and I
just wanted to note that the versions presently on prep.ai.mit.edu
(and various shadow archive sites) build virtually without problem
under NS3.0. There is one NeXT include file that has a //-style
comment where only /* */ style is acceptable; solutions to that were
discussed a couple of weeks ago. Once you fix that one relatively
trivial problem, building gcc-2.3.2 goes without a hitch.  Just do
"configure next" in the main directory, and go through the steps in
the INSTALL file (you can even cut and paste the commands).  Once you
have gcc-2.3.2, building libg++ is exactly the same thing: "configure
next" and then make, and everything chugs along without a problem.
It's nice that the GNU configuration utilities are getting to be
pretty good at figuring out where NeXT decided to put things in 3.0.

--Steve Anderson
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Subject: Gcc-2.3.2 and libg++2.3
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