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  Hello.  I'm not really sure that this is something that should go to
gnu.gcc.help, but I figure that between this group, and gnu.gcc.bugs,
it should hit someone who might know...

  As you can guess from the subject, I'm trying to build gcc v2.2.2 on
an hp9000/360 running HP/UX 8.0.

  My first attempt failed, not producing an executable, because the linker
couldn't find _getrusage and _getwd.  I was lookin through, and realized
these were protected by an #ifdef USG.  So, I looked at xm-hp320.h, and
saw the that #def was commented out.  Does anyone know why it was commented
out?  I realize HPUX is BSDish in places, but it is mostly sysV...

  At any rate, after uncommenting this line, it would compile.  It produced
a binary, that seems to work.  But, when building libgcc2.a, or actually,
the object files for libgcc2.a, I'm getting results which make me wonder
how successful the build really was.

  gcc is complaining that -g* options are not supported.  I looked, and
realized that none of the various _DEBUGGING_INFO symbols are defined 
for the HP.  Should this be?  Unfortunately, I don't know alot about
hp's either, so I can't tell.

  Any help would be appriciated.  Thanks...

                             - Chris

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