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Markus Tarkoey
University of Bern
Organic Chemistry Department
Freiestr. 3
3012 Bern / Switzerland


Dear administrators,

    the proplem I have is the following. Our Silicon Graphics workstation
Indigo 2 runs under SystemV 4.0.5. Unfortunately we have missed to order the
C Compiler from the company. And as you can imagine it is always quite
difficult -at a university- to get additional money if you already got a
lot...
Therefore I decided to install the gcc compiler which I downloaded via
anonymous FTP (gcc-2.5.3.tar.gz). I did unzip the file by the aid of
gzip1.2.4 and loaded the tar file on another identical machine with a C
compiler installed. I will describe to you now what steps I made to build the
compiler:
`configure' (gave the right configuration)

`make LANGUAGES=C' (there were some error messages like the following
fixproto: cpp could not parse /usr/people/logo/gcc-2.5.3/include/DPS/XDPSlib.h
(I thought whis would not be a problem as you mentioned that error messages
could appear)

`make stage1'
This command gave me a bundle of error messages:
mv: stamp-proto: No such file or directory.
mv: gcc-cross: No such file or directory.  
mv: g++-cross: No such file or directory.  
mv: cc1plus: No such file or directory.    
mv: cc1obj: No such file or directory.     
mv: protoize: No such file or directory.   
mv: unprotoize: No such file or directory.

OK. Now the question is what did I understand wrong in your installation
procedure? After successful compiling I wanted to transfer the whole thing
back to my own machine and do the `make install'.
Can you help me ?

Greetings from switzerland


                  Markus Tarkoey  (ernim@ubeclu.unibe.ch)