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>         Well, I'm trying to build G++ 1.40.3 on a DECstation 5000/200 running
> Ultrix 4.2.  I have successfully installed gcc 1.40.3, and followed all of the
> instructions Mr. Sand posted here a few days ago.  Everything seems to be
> working except I keep getting linkage errors of the type:
> 
> ld:
> /usr/tmp/CDTORa06643.o: __CTOR_LIST__: multiply defined
> /usr/tmp/CDTORa06643.o: __DTOR_LIST__: multiply defined
> 
>         My presumtion is that something is wrong with the way the global
> constructors/destructors are merged together, but I can't seem to find the
> specifics.
> 
>         What can I do to fix this problem?

I had the same problem. The suggestions I got solved the problem.
The suggestions are from J. Mark Noworolski and bruce@st-pauli.med.utah.edu:

When you compile and install g++, the installation replaces your gcc-gnulib
with a 'newer' version which doesn't seem to work when you try to install
libg++1.39. The solution proposed by Mark and Bruce was to replace the
'newer' version of gcc-gnulib with whatever was there from before
(which means the gcc-gnulib produced by compiling and installing gcc1.40).

This works on my machines (DS3100 and 5000).
Hope it will solve you problem!

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Bjoern Beskow			University of Gothenburg, Sweden
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