G++ on unixpc?

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1 total messages Started by Ken Kubiak Tue, 20 Jun 1989 19:23

Author: Ken Kubiak
Date: Tue, 20 Jun 1989 19:23

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Has anybody ever compiled G++ for the unixpc (aka AT&T7300, 3b1)?
I have compiled gcc 1.35 using gcc 1.30, and am attempting to
now compile G++.  It seems the big problem is in ld++.  I can't
compile either ld.c or newld.c.  Do I need to hack newld.c or just
give it the right #defines (besides of course -DUSG)?  If anybody has 
this and can give me instructions (or can make the binaries available),
I will be very grateful.

In another similar vein, has anybody gotten GnuMake to work on the
unixpc?  Mine compiles fine, but the resulting program can't find
the Makefile unless you give it -f Makefile, and it can't find the 
dependence files (won't make a .o because it can't find the .c).
There is obviously some directory problem -- I am using Doug Gwyn's
dirent.

Thank you for any light you can shed on these two issues.

Ken



Ken Kubiak
Computer Systems Group
University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign
kubiak@csg.uiuc.edu

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