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I just installed gcc 2.3.1 onto a SPARC running SunOS 4.1.3; however, it
appeared to be missing several include files, such as iostream.h.  So I
attempted to install libg++ 2.2, but I was missing the include file
gnu/time.h, among others.  Finally, I attempted to install glibc 1.05
(which has gnu/time.h), but this also failed... ironically looking for
gnu/time.h and several others.

I tried the obvious (to me) first... I copied several of the includes into
/usr/local/include/{gnu,signal,posix}.  But there were always more includes
missing.  Next, I added -I/home/glibc-2.2 (which is where my glibc sources
were located) to the gcc command, but then I got a missing entry point error
from the linker!

I configured glibc as:
   "./configure sun4",
   "./configure --use-gnu-ld sparc-sun-sunos4.1.3"
   "./configure --use-gnu-ld --use-gas-as sparc-sun-sunos4.1"
and a few others, but I always got the same errors.  I also attempted to
compile with my native compiler, but still no luck.

Help!  What could I be doing wrong?  How have other people installed gcc
onto their SPARCs... it can't be this difficult.

Any help is appreciated..

Chris Russell  
Internet:  crussell@netcom.com