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I've tried to get gcc-2.1 running on my system, configured for i386-sco.
The compile stops when it encounters the file enquire.c as follows:

# make LANGUAGES=c
        cp ./enquire.c . > /dev/null 2>&1
*** Error code 2 (ignored)
        ./gcc    -g -B./    -DNO_SC -DNO_MEM -DNO_STDDEF -O0 -I. -c enquire.c
enquire.c:1608: unterminated character constant
enquire.c:2019: unterminated character constant
enquire.c:2547: `#else' not within a conditional
enquire.c:2558: unbalanced `#endif'
In file included from enquire.c:2583:
enquire.c:1608: unterminated character constant
enquire.c:2019: unterminated character constant
enquire.c:2547: `#else' not within a conditional
enquire.c:2558: unbalanced `#endif'
In file included from enquire.c:2583, from enquire.c:2583:
enquire.c:1608: unterminated character constant
enquire.c:2019: unterminated character constant
enquire.c:2547: `#else' not within a conditional
enquire.c:2558: unbalanced `#endif'
*** Error code 1

Stop.


I've looked at the portion of enquire.c that seems to be giving the offense,
and I've found what looks like gibberish (numbers with slashes) and some
lisp code. Is this file corrupted? If so, can I get a replacement somewhere without downloading all of the gcc-2.1 source again? I do have emacs on my
machine, but I can't imagine that it's involved

Thanks in advance.

Sincerely

Rick Jardine

rjardine@unixg.ubc.ca