🚀 go-pugleaf

Thanks for your suggestions.

> The first two patches make the C and C++ compilers for the target default
> to the same as those for the host, rather than to $(CC) and gcc.

Seems reasonable; I'll put it in if some other people agree.

> The next patch allows libg++ to be built in parallel

I put it in; it seems to work.  (Specifically, without causing libg++.a
to be re-built when everything is up-to-date.)

> The final patch makes the C++ compiler used for test-install the same as
> the one used for the build.

This one I disagree with.  The whole point is to test that the *installed*
compiler can find the librray we have just installed - i.e. that the
installed compiler and library are consistent and can work with each other.

	--Per Bothner
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