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Operating System:	SCO Unix 3.2v4.1
Development System:	SCO Unix 3.2v4.0
GCC Version:		2.3.1

Hello Everyone:

     I tried to compile GCC 2.3.1 at first stage level but I get complaints
abut lots of errors in include files. I decided to removed -D__STDC__=0
from Makefile and recompile it. It compiled sucessfully but it
failed again at second stage level. I decided to put -D__STDC__=0 back into
Makefile file. I recompiled it sucessfully. I recommend that it need to
being rewrite for first stage without __STDC__ and second stage or later
stage with __STDC__ for SCO Development 3.2v4 system. Now I compiled 
GCC 2.3.1 system sucessfully with my own method. 

     At Configuration level, I tried to configure i386-sco32v4 but it
did not work because it linked to old version instead of new version of SCO 
files (SCO32V2 instead of SCO32V4). I looked into config.sub and found
a bug in it because it always link to sco32v2 files, not sco32v4 by using
desired version. So I have linked to new version sco files by my hand.

     With G++ Library version 2.2, I tried to compile them by using GCC
2.3.1 compiler but it bombed out. So I have wait for new 2.3 libraries or
I have use GCC 2.2.2 compiler for that. :(

-- Tim Stark
   System Adminstrator on SCO Unix system.



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