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smitty@essnj1.essnjay.com (Hibbard T. Smith JR) writes:

>I'm having problems building gcc-2.0 under ISC 2.2.1 (SYS 5.3.2).
>When configured as i386-isc, the first build using cc goes fine. A gcc, cc1
>and cpp are produced.  The stage1 build goes okay until enqire.  Then the 
>linker complains about DTOR_LIST being undefined.

I have the same problem but with ISC 3.0.

>I forced crtstuff.c
>to get built as crtbegin.o and crtend.o, then I added those to the startup
>file specs after crt1 and before crtn respectively.  Then the stage1 build
>goes okay.  When I start the stage2 build, everything falls apart.  The newly
>made cpp and cc1 get segmentation violations and cpp screams about unterminated
>strings in system header files.

I added __DTOR_LIST__ by editing libgcc2, didn't help.

>Several different possibilities exist for getting DTOR_LIST declared.
>Unfortunately with the stock ISC configuration, they're all turned off.  The
>way I tried to resolve it also provides an extra CTOR_LIST.  Could this be
>the source of my problems?

perhaps this should go to gnu.gcc.bug ?

If anybody knows the answer i sure like a mail/post.
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Flemming Kraglund             fk@rci.dk                  This is my OWN opinion