gcc on solaris2. cpp not found.

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From: Competitive Automation
Date: Sun, 18 Apr 1993 01:04

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gcc2.3.3 binary distribution for solaris seems to work pretty well.
One problem though is that it doesn't seem to recognize how to
exec its own cpp.

Cpp is located on out machine in
/usr/local/lib/gcc-lib/sparc-sun-solaris2/2.3.3

I thought that this was one of the standard places for gcc to look.
Setting the -B directory option doesn't help. A workaround is
to put the directory explicitly in in the PATH, but it seems a
bit clumsy.

Has anyone else encountered this problem (and fixed it?) ?.

Rob Stevens
Competitive Automation.

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