How to compile libg++ with non-standard installation?

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1 total messages Started by Duperval Laurent Fri, 22 Jan 1993 21:53

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Author: Duperval Laurent
Date: Fri, 22 Jan 1993 21:53

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Hello there,

I'm really frustrated trying to install libg++ using a non-standard
installation.  I'm installing it on an SGI running Irix 4.x.x.  I have a
temporary installation that I'm using until I'm sure everything works OK.
After that I'm going to install it in /usr/local.

The problem is that no matter what I've tried (short of going through every
subdir manually), I always get caught with an error because gcc isn't
installed properly.

How can I use configure and tell it that gcc is really

gcc -B/foo/bar/lib/gcc-lib/ ?

Or do I _have_ to install gcc in /usr/local and then try to compile libg++?
Any help in that department would be really helpful

Thank you.

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                          | do not represent those of this establishment
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