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Hi, I'm trying to install GCC-2.1 and LIBG++-2.0 on a variety of UNIX
systems (I am the Unix Users of Medicine Hat group (uumh)).  And, I haven't
had any luck getting working versions on three systems here.

First is an Interactive 3.0 system on a 486.

I used './configure isc' and built the compiler.  Which produced a working
C
compiler.  Then I did '../configure isc' for LIBG++, and after much
fiddling
around it get's stuck on 'vt_filebuf' in iostream/stdstrbufs.C.  Its either
invalid label (guessing its the dollar sign or the period) from the
assembler or unresolved symbol from the linker...when using the define.

Second is a MVME147SA running Motorola SYSV/68k R3V7.

The assembler complains when trying to compile any of the library files.

Third (and last) is an HP 9000/710 with HPUX 8.07.

The resulting compiler will core dump when compiling certain modules of the
library or other programs.  But, it had no problems compiling itself.
And, modules using inline functions with '#pragma interface' generate
unresolved label errors.

Any help would be appreciated....


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