Compiling g++ on ISC 386/ix

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1 total messages Started by Greg Christy Fri, 29 Sep 1989 17:35

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Author: Greg Christy
Date: Fri, 29 Sep 1989 17:35

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Has anyone successfully built g++ 1.35.0 under ISC's 386/ix (AT&T System V unix
for a 386)?  I followed the installation procedures substituting hard
links for symbolic ones since 386/ix doesn't grok them.   I used i386v
as the argument to config.g++.  Everything works fine until I try to
compile cplus-lex.c.  At this point I get a million "redefined" errors.  I
believe that somehow some of the include files are being are being
included more than once.  I have been trying to track down how it's
happening with no luck so far.  Does anyone have any ideas?

Thanks.

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