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gcc sources/binaries for alpha/osf1 requested

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From: Christoph Martin
Date: Mon, 01 Feb 1993 13:56
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We're trying to build gcc 2.3.3 for alpha-dec-osf1.
There are some problems:

The assembler reports a version error for a .verstamp line (9 0).

#as0: Warning: /tmp/cc018411.s, line 1: version stamp does not match
#	.verstamp 9 0 2 3 3

/usr/include/stamp.h says we have version 10 0.

In the second path the stage1-compiler quits at the file c-decl.c with
#Internal Compiler Error: program cc1 got fatal signal 11

When I change this version number in alpha.h ASM_FILE_START
there is no more warning, but the stage1-compiler quits at the same place.

Is there as solution for my problem?

Are there special patches or / and binaries for alpha?

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