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Hello,
	I have been having incredible difficulty installing gcc 2.3.3 and
2.4.0 on my Sun.  I am currently running SunOS 4.1.1 and I have Sun C
v 1.0.  The difficulty I am having is in telling gcc where my include
files are.  When I let it configure itself it does not include
the Sun CC libraries, that is, it doesn't "fix-includes" on them, nor
does it tell the compiler that they exist and should searched when
looking for the includes for the program you are trying to compile.
However, If I tell the compilation of gcc about them(i.e. I add
the "OTHER_FIXINCLUDES_DIR = Sun c 1.o libraries") this causes
some problems because some of the headers are redundant and different.
Basically I am pretty confused about how to properly set up gcc
with multiple erroneous includes/libraries in erroneous(thank you sun!)
places which need to be fixed.  I have a feeling that I should
perhaps use some of the defines for "Other libraries" but given
ther verbosity of gcc (Thanks GNU, I am being sincere) there is
a plethora of options and of course combinations of options.  I know
someone has either done this or understands better how the gcc 
compilation/compiler works and so I am asking for some guidance
or pointers.  I am a Sys Admin and this is for the lab of Suns
I manage and optimally I would like my compilation of gcc to:  
fix the headers I have that need it, and allow my users to use
it without trying to figure out which includes they need to 
add (via -I/...).

Thanks in advance.  Any help will be greatly appreciated.

Please reply directly to me, I will submit a summary of the
responses/solutions ASAP.

Erik

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