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>>>>> "Roland" == Roland Douglas King <roland@singnet.com.sg> writes:


 Roland> Hi there.  Trying to compile the above using the SparcWorks 3.0.1. I
 Roland> get a lot (couple of hundred) of warning about enums like this :-
 Roland> "flow.c", line 2100: warning: enum type mismatch: arg #2

 Roland> and similar enum errors and complaints abou a dubious escape '\%' but
 Roland> finally got the stage one compiler made. I tried to use it to compile
 Roland> the stage two but it died with an internal error (signal?) 10 which
 Roland> makes me think that the stage 1 complier wasn't quite up to the job.

I compiled 2.7.2 on a 2.4 machine last week, with the 2.6.0 gcc package I
obtained on the Net (checkout http://smc.vnet.net/lists.html#opcom). Initially
I was able to compile up a gcc binary that compiled up a simple 'hello world'
program but failed trying to compile libg++. I then deleted the version I had
installed and rebuilt 2.7.2 using the 'bootstrap' target (search the INSTALL
file for bootstrap) and then was able to compile libg++ okay without probs. The
'bootstrap' target appears to automate the stage1/2 build process - I don't
really understand exactly what it does (anyone care to explain?).

I would suggest you get the gcc package and use that instead of SparcWorks -
well it worked for me?!

Sorry I can't offer any diagnostic help on your specific problem; wish you
luck. 

Dave.
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