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	I've been trying to build gcc v2.2.2 on SCO 3.2v4 (WITH a development
system).  Here are the steps I take, and the problem that occurs:

1. configure --target=i386-*-sco3.2v4
	Everything links up well here, except that it seems that tm.h is
	symbolically linked to config/i386sco.h instead of config/i386sco4.h

2. make LANGUAGES=c
	Everything compiles well.

3. make stage1
	The move occurs properly with a few ignored errors about being unable to
	access the protoize and unprotoize files, among others.

4. make CC="stage1/gcc -Bstage1/" CFLAGS="-g -O" LANGUAGES=c
	Everything works well until the compilation of cccp.c.  When the
	link runs, the definition of fileno is not found (not surprising, since
	it is a macro).  It seems that this is caused by a failure to define
	_POSIX_SOURCE.

	Now I tried to link tm.h to config/i386sco4.h, which seems to define
the _POSIX_SOURCE constant, but the same error occurs.  What have I done
incorrectly?


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