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Hello,

I just installed GCC 2.1 (gcc, g++) and compared stage1 with stage2 -> OK.
(configure i386-isc)                             
The c compiler seems to work fine -> test progs o.k., even with -posix tests.
The building of the libg++2.0 (configure i386-isc-sysv32) succeeded in making
the 'src' subdir, but failed on iostream (Version 0.7) with the following
output:


	(rootme=`pwd` ; export rootme ; cd iostream ; \
		make "CC=`if [ -d ${rootme}/../gcc ] ; \
	then echo ${rootme}/../gcc/gcc -B${rootme}/../gcc/ ; \
	else echo /usr/local/bin/gcc ; fi`" "XTRAFLAGS=`if [ -d ${rootme}/../gcc ] ; \
	then echo -I${rootme}/../gcc/include ; \
	else echo ; fi`" \
		"AR=ar" "RANLIB=echo")
	/usr/local/bin/gcc -I. -I./../g++-include  -c stdstrbufs.C
Assembler: stdstrbufs.C
	aline 17	: syntax error
	aline 35	: syntax error
	aline 53	: syntax error
	aline 71	: syntax error
*** Error code 1

Stop.
*** Error code 1

Stop.

I remembered to have had this problem with gcc-1.40/g++1.40 when I forgot 
to define -DFASCIST_ASSEMBLER to tell gcc that I'm not using gas
(I'm NOT using any GNU tools except gcc/g++).

So I recompiled gcc with -DFASCIST_ASSEMBLER on, but got the same results
with libg++.

I'm not an expert at gnu software or compiler building, but I think this
must be a specific problem with my site configuration and I don't want to
blame me when posting any news :)
SO PLEASE, if you know what I've done wrong (I already tried out various
configuration with i386*), send me a short note !

I am on a UUCP (inasys.uucp) site connected to the German UseNet 
Backbone (unido), which you may reach via uunet or mcsun, but I 
think our domain is already in some mapping tables in the U.S.

Thanks very much for any help
Bernd Hentig

behe@inasys.uucp
...!mcsun!unido!inasys.uucp!behe


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