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I'm attempting to compile libg++-2.2 with GCC 2.2.2.  However, when the
libg++ Makefile attempts to run utils/gen-params, something is telling
it to use cc rather than gcc, and when it attempts to compile dummy.C,
cc barfs on it (naturally).  Unfortunately, I'm too confused from
attempting to navigate the Makefile tree to figure out what the source
of the problem is here.  It seems that the top-level Makefile, when it
calls the libg++ Makefile, sets the CC variable to vanilla CC, but
the libg++ Makefile sets it back to GCC; perhaps the other definition
is overriding the first?

Has anyone else been having a problem that sounds like this one, or
am I just becoming prematurely senile?

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