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In article <433@kl-cs.UUCP> mike@cs.keele.ac.uk (Mike Green) writes:
>I am currently trying to make g++ on one of our uVAXs.
>
>I have succesfully made and installed gcc (version 1.29)
>
>When I then try to make g++, following the instructions in the README or
>INSTALL file I get the message:-
>	stmt.c: 629  MAX_STES_PER_INSN  undefined
>
>Does anyone have any idea what this should be defined as, or what I am doing
>wrong to get this type of message.

You must always be sure to use the appropriate gcc source code
back-end for g++.  In this case, you'll need the gcc 1.27 source code,
since the g++ compiler is currently version 1.27.  I believe that the gcc.127
tar tape is still available from prep.ai.mit.edu.

When g++ 1.31 is released you will then be able to graft it onto the
gcc 1.31 source code ( most recent version of gcc ).

Doug
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