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In <3151CAA0.59C6@aztec.co.za> Aerial Empire <aempire@aztec.co.za> writes:

>Aerial Empire wrote: (this *** newsreader ****'s me around)

>I have a chicken and egg situation here. I have the complete source code for GCC 2.5.8 
>from a CD Rom & we desperately need the binaries for SCO Unix (Openserver Release 
>5.0.0). There's no way we will get a budget to buy the development system on SCO to 
>compile the source. And I am new to the development environment on SCO.

With OpenServer Relase 5, you're in good shape.  No chickens, eggs, or
other animal byproducts needed.

>Any help, and or a pointer to a FAQ  which would help, is appreciated. 

Since I did the port, I'll do the post.

> Even as I post this we are looking elsewhere ......

This is covered in the comp.unix.sco.misc FAQ  and the question is
asked in that group at least twice a week anyway, but for this group
it's more rare.

You don't really what what you're looking _for_ elsewhere, but 
the above FAQ probably isn't a terrible thing for someone "new to
the development environment on SCO' to have.




Sources and binaries are on the free Skunkware 5 CD-Rom or are
available from my home page at:
	http://www.dgii.com/people/robertl/
		or
	ftp://ftp.dgii.com/users/robertl/scods/

For more info on the Skunk5 CD-Rom, contact your SCO dealer or examine
	http://www.sco.com/Third/Skunk/SkunkWare/index.html

The code is also mirrored by SCO at:

        http://www.sco.com/SkunkWare/gds
		or
        ftp://ftp.sco.com//Skunk/OpenServer_5/Updates/gds


--
Robert Lipe