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I am trying to load versions 2.6.3 on an AT&T coversant machine.  This system
runs UNIX SYSVR3.2 and has a non ANSI C compiler.  I need an ANSI C
complier in order to take advantage of some other software packages.
The following is what has transpired since loading the gcc software:

Ran the configure command
The system was automatically recognized as i386-unknown-sysv3
Started compiling release 2.7.0 and received error message 
function.c  60: no space,
Halted everything (as much as possible) on the machine and restarted
received the same error 

Obtained version 2.6.3 of the software
the configuration recognized i386-unknown-sysv3
Started compiling the release and received error message
stmt.c 57: no space
Commented this function from the makefile and continued compiling
All files appeared to be compiled but cannot link until the stmt.c 
compiles.  

This file is over 175,000 bytes and I was wondering is
that what is causing the 'no space' problem on this machine.  If so,
could you tell me how I might be able to get around this or if it is
possible to break down the C file into smaller files and finish 
compiling.   

I have reviewed more documentation and am looking into the MAXEMUM system
parameter as possibly being the cause to this problem.

If you feel another ANSI C compiler would work better for this machine type
please do not hesitate to recommand.

Thanks for your time,

Ed Jordan
ej6743%stlmail7@swgate3.sbc.com
(314) 235-4153