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Does any kind soul out there have either gcc and/or g++ compiled and 
working for the 386 Unix?  As long as it is a System V.3 derivative
(not System V.4) then it will run on my machine.  I have SCO UNIX V3.2.2
and I have tried messing with the COFF (three different version of COFF)
and could never get it going.  I do have gcc running, but I use the 
native as and ld programs (so this is not so important) but I could never
get the g++ going because it needs to have gas and gld.  The code
compiles, but it never runs.  It gives errors on function prototypes
in a header (stdio.h):  int rename(char *old, char *new);
						   ^^^^
	/usr/include/stdio.h:154:parse error before `new'

I would prefer the binaries directly, but if someone has actually gotten
it working, if you could be kind enough to send me the steps, including
where you got your files, I would be in your debt.  I am not adverse to
doing the work myself, but all the work I have done has been for naught.

Thank you very much for any help/information you can give me!  The 
followups to this posting are going to /dev/null because I am sure enough
bandwidth has been wasted on this particular topic, and I would prefer
things in e-mail.  I PROMISE to distribute anything I get to anyone
who also has these type of problems (as long as you ask me in e-mail to
include you :)  Please be sure to use the address below (off of uunet)
and if you are on an internet site, then uunet.uu.net!telxon!.... will
work (soon I will be getting registered but that will not take place for
a couple of weeks).

		-- Gordon.

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Gordon C. Galligher	9127 Potter Rd. #2E	Des Plaines, IL    60016-4881
	     ...!uunet!telxon!teleng!ping!gorpong