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In <8912150603.AA03018@turing.cs.rpi.edu> David C Lawrence mentions:
>>  "as" just sits out there all alone.  I don't see anything in the
>>  Makefile to change, or in the couple of config files (even the ones
>>  that have "gas.h" in their name) that I checked.  I looked at the
>>  strings in gcc.c and don't see, within the past forty-five minutes of
>>  trying to figure this out, how come /usr/local/gnu/lib/gcc- is getting
>>  prepended to cpp, cc1 and ld, but not to as.  I don't really want it
>>  prepended to as, anyway, because I want it to use /usr/local/gnu/bin/gas.
>>  gnu ld from binutils is also in /usr/local/gnu/bin.


It's probably because you don't have the executable "gcc-as"
in /usr/local/gnu/lib. One way out of this is to have a
copy of your "as" and "ld" in the said directory and
rename them as gcc-as and gcc-ld. Another
possibility is to link (`ln') /usr/local/gnu/bin/gas to
/usr/local/gnu/lib/gcc-as. Do likewise to "ld".
(You can look at gcc.c for the 

	#define STANDARD_EXEC_PREFIX
	
to learn more about how the prefixes for executables are set
for gcc/g++. In fact, you can modify this #define to suit
your own needs.)

Hope this helps ...	Amante