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[hhb!pyrnj!princeton!sdl!scsps!rc!rc: gcc/Sun3/SunOS4]

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From: Bob Sutterfield
Date: Thu, 02 Feb 1989 15:22
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From: hhb!pyrnj!princeton!sdl!scsps!rc!rc (Rosamaria Carbonell)
To: sdl!clyde!princeton!pyrnj!hhb!osu-cis!bob

I am attempting to build gcc and g++ version 1.32 on a sun3 os4.  The
source was uucped from osu on 1/26/89 (gcc) and 1/27/1989 (the rest).
I have not been successful.  Gcc compiled without any problems, but
occasionally gets a segmentation fault on all sun3/50s I have tried
(no other machines though).

G++ did not link successfully as it arrived from osu.  The routine
"__eprintf" used in assert.h was not compiled.  According to the
patched Makefile and the diff file, "gnulib.c" is not necessary in
1.32.  But I fixed it and tried to link again.  Now g++ does not
compile libg++/builtin.cc.  It gets a bus error.

Please let me know if you have heard of someone successfully building
gcc and g++ on a sun3 os4 without any modification to the source.  If
I am breaking new ground, that's fine, but it would make me feel
better just knowing that.

			Thanks!

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