🚀 go-pugleaf

	I compiled gcc-2.3.1 on our sun4's and DECstations. No users
seem to have complained, but I have *NEVER* managed to get gcc to 
compile another GNU utility - NEVER - there are always problems with
header file declaration conflicts. I did fix-includes on the systems
that called for it, I used the -traditional option and the POSIX
option -- no matter what I do, I get errors of some kind. WHAT *AM*
I doing wrong? Until now, I have simply used 'cc' instead, but 
groff requires a c++ compiler (looks for g++2.2 libs by default),
so I tried installing it with gcc (yes, I installed the g++2.2 lib
with gcc2.3.1) without success. What *IS* going on? This is very
frustrating.

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