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In article 6114@dvorak.amd.com, drp@dvorak.amd.com (Doug Puchalski) writes:
>I've been having problems compiling things on our system, and people have
>said my errors are a symptom of fixincludes not having been run on our
>gcc installation.  I decided to install my own copy of gcc.
>
>Is there anything special I need to do to get this to work?  Before I
>started doing makes, I changed "prefix" to be the directory where I
>wanted everything to go (my home directory).  Everything seemed to make
>OK, and compilation seems to work.
>
>However, does fixincludes try to modify the includes within /usr/include
>and such?  I was hoping it would just set up overriding copies within
>the gcc directory, but my program still isn't compiling correctly.
>
>Thanks for any help!
>-Doug Puchalski
>


First of all what system are you using with GCC? and what version of GCC

Second, it will do a fixinclude and put the modified include files into GCC home
directory. Suppose you have a Sun Sparcstation and GCC 2.4.5, look under
$prefix/lib/gcc-lib/sparc-sun-sunos4.1/2.4.5/include.

Third, what kind of compile error?

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