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In article <2539.2ab25475@vger.nsu.edu> a_sudan@vger.nsu.edu writes:
>Hi,
> ...
>response.  I am trying to build gcc-2.2.2 on an
>ATT 3b2, SYSVr3.2.  The problem as I try to issue
>make LANGUAGES=c I am recieving a too much defining
>error in stmt.c . I know that there is a fix in the
> ...
>
>Also any other hints recommendations on building gcc and 
>g++ would be appreciated.
>
>Thanks
>Ahmed Sudan
>a_sudan@vger.nsu.edu
>

I've sucessfully compiled gcc 2.2.2 on an AT&T 3B2 running SVR3.2.2
and using the AT&T C Programming Language Utilities (CPLU 4.2).  I did
have some difficulties in making the stage 1 compiler.  I don't have a
new Makefile for you.  After you run 'config.gcc --target=3b2', you
must edit the lines in your Makefile that define CFLAGS so that they
do not include the -g options wich (allegedly) makes the executable so
big that the system ld cannot cope.  I found that once I successfully
compiled the stage1 that I could follow the normal compilation
process.  I haven't tried the g++ that was produced by this process,
but the gcc works just fine.  At least it sucessfully compiled perl
4.035.

Has anyone else done much with gcc on the 3B?

Andy Kailhofer
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