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In article <JOOST.92Feb27182243@ori.cadlab.de> joost@cadlab.de (Michael Joosten) writes:
>   My efforts to get gcc-2.0 working under SCO 3.2 have not yet been honored
>   with success. Both cc and rcc choke. rcc produces a ./gcc which does
>   a segmentation violation on compiling libgcc2 when fixundfdi is compiled.
>Mmmh, SCO 3.2 ?

I have managed to get gcc-2.0 compiled and working with the stock
development system.  I compiled everything with rcc, except for one file
(sorry that I forget which one it is; rcc just can't handle it, so I
compiled it, manually, with /bin/cc, and then started the make again).
Other than that, the only change I made was to remove any and all
optimizations used in building libgcc, and to use -lmalloc.  I then built
stage1 and stage2, and it worked.  (Removing the optimizations, btw, removes
the core-dumps when building libgcc2.)

(This is for 3.2v2 UNIX, btw, not xenix.  Sorry...)

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