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In article <799@io.trident.datasys.swri.edu> johns@trident.datasys.swri.edu (Stephen Johns) writes:
>Just downloaded gcc 2.2 from prep.ai.mit.edu.
>
>Did both of the following on a 4D/340, a PI 35, and an Indigo:
>
>    configure --target=mips-sgi-irix4  ( running 4.0.1 )
>
>    and
>
>    configure --target=mips-sgi
>
>The Makefile that is created follows:
>
>USE_COLLECT2 = ld
>MAYBE_USE_COLLECT2 = -DUSE_COLLECT2
>
>Note: this does not work. :)
>
>Any ideas?
You have run into a bug in the configure script. The problem is a sed
command which has a pathname that includes '/' in it. The problem is
that '/' is also used as the regex separator. To fix this, look for
the bad sed command ( sorry I can't give you the full patch, That is
on a different system I don't have access to right now. ) I believe
the command has the word INSTALL in it - its easy to find, just look
for the sed command with more than three '/'s present. Once you have
found this, change the /'s to something like '@' maybe. After that you
can run configure mips-sgi-irix4 and the system should build just
fine. It did for me anyhow, although I was building it with the
previous version of gcc rather than the sgi cc compiler.

Good Luck,
Bob.



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