🚀 go-pugleaf

At work, I copied GCC 2.1 to a tape and onto my system and tried to make
it. I hadn't gotten Bison (and the guy I got it from is out of the country),
so I modified the Makefile to use yacc (including mv's where necessary because
Sun yacc does not do -o).

Stage1 goes pretty smoothly, except that I had to define YYLEX (yylex ()) and
YYEMPTY (or was it YYEOF, to -2). BUT, stage2 has real problems. There are
boatloads of undeclared functions, ranging from strncmp and read, to internal
gcc functions like xmalloc and ????_p. I was trying to work through this by
declaring each in config.h, but this will take forever and is bogus anyhow.

Did using yacc screw me up? Another problem is that, in #includes, typedefs
create a syntax error when used. Thus "time_t time () ;" returns a syntax
error "before time". In-line, the typedefs work okay (or at least it works
okay on local variables).

I know that the guy I got it from may have hosed it up, so I apologize for even
asking, but maybe a gcc guru might instinctively know what's up.

Thanks!
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Wayne Folta          (folta@cs.umd.edu  128.8.128.8)