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Hello,

   I have been using gcc for some time to build X11-R5 for
   use as my development environment, and now need a cross
   compiler for i376, and i960 intellegent adapter cards
   for an EISA based pc.
   
   I have individually unpacked and tried to compile each of 
   the gnu utilities separately and have had a great deal 
   of problems with each one.
   
   In the included docs I see the intent that all of the tools
   could be under one directory, but each of the tool packages
   (gas, binutils, and gdb) each cary their own copies of the
   common subdirectories.  This would imply a correct way
   to unpack the packages (i.e. a specific order).

   I have SVR3.2 from Interactive, release 4.0.  This release 
   has long filenames, and symbolic links.  I run X11-R5/XF_86-1.3
   as my development environment. 

   Is there a prefered procedure for unpacking and building 
   the development system gcc, gas, gld, glibc, etc?
   
   Even though I have ~15 years of programming experience, 
   I am new to building systems of this size and software
   written for so many different environments.
   
   Please forward any help, suggestions, encouragments, as I
   am under considerable presure to get this thing working.

   Cheers, 
   ed


P.S.

   I sent this message a few days ago and did not receive a 
   response, I have not signed up to the mail list as my
   mailbox is already overflowing!
   
   Please if there is anyone there, and if you are willing
   and able to help, please respond to my mail address 
   
   krohne@elrond.mcdata.com

Thanks in advance,
ed