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vec@alnitak.Kodak.COM (Vance Cochrane) writes:

>Hi folks,

>I tried to build gcc-2.3.2 under ISC3.0.1 and ran into a problem.
>My configuration is the following:
>	Gateway 2000 486/33
>	4 Mb ram (i know, i know, this will be fixed soon...)
>	ISC 3.0.1 with SDS (Software dev. system)

>Now, in the gcc directory, i did a 

>	configure --target=i386-isc

>this worked fine. then i did a 

>	make LANGUAGES=c

>and everything went fine until the linking for cc1, i.e. the line

>	cc -DIN_GCC -g -o cc1 c-parse.o ....

>and i got the following error message:

>ld fatal: fail to write symbol name reg_class in string table for file cc1
>*** Error code 13

>I would be much abliged if someone could help me on this. If this is
>a problem of general interest, please post responses to this group, 
>otherwise, please send them directly to me.

The file is exceeding your ULIMIT.  You will need to increase the
value in /etc/default/login.

If you can't get enough ULIMIT that way edit /etc/conf/cf.d/mtune and
rebuild the kernel.  This is the line I have in mine!!!:

ULIMIT		2147483647	2048	2147483647

'Tis big enough for me :-)
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