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mas@porgy.jpl.nasa.gov (Marc A. Sarrel) writes:


>I've just finished compiling gcc-2.5.7.  Specifically, I've done all
>the steps short of installing (that is, up to, but not including step
>15 in gcc-2.5.6/INSTALL) and everything seems ducky.
>
>I want to delete as much of this stuff as I can and still have the
>compiler work.  The INSTALL file says I can 'rm -r stage1', so I'm
>going to do that.  If I 'rm -r stage2', what does my install statement
>look like (in step 15)?

Use "CC=./xgcc CFLAGS=-B./" instead of "CC=stage2/gcc CFLAGS=-Bstage2/".

But if you have removed stage1, there should be enough disk space
to do the make install.  Once you have done the make install,
you can safely delete ALL of the source directory, including
the stage2 subdirectory.  All the files that are needed for the
compiler to work are copied to one of $prefix/bin and
$prefix/lib/gcc-lib/<config>/<version> (e.g. /usr/local/bin and
/usr/local/lib/gcc-lib/mips-sgi-irix4/2.5.2.)

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