Does gcc 2.2.2.2 really work, or should I roll back?

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From: Don Steiny
Date: Tue, 01 Dec 1992 22:15

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	There seem to be very few programs that I can compile with gcc.

	Notably, I cannot compile any program with the user.h structure in it.
And, I cannot compile make-3.63.   That is sort of surprising.   It barfs
on header files.   I have an SVR4 system.   Is SVR4 just too new for 
the gnu stuff to work with it yet?   There are no flags for it in the Makefile
for make.   

	Make fails to make because it does not seem to be finding "NSIG",
which is in sys/signal.h.   It is included, but gcc does not seem to find
it.    Do I need to get a gnu pre-processor too?  Yeech.  

-don
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Don Steiny
Don Steiny Software
Santa Cruz, CA 95060
(408) 425-0382

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Subject: Does gcc 2.2.2.2 really work, or should I roll back?
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