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In article <1991Oct14.021348.23224@wisdom.bubble.org> jeff@wisdom.bubble.org (Jeff Ross) writes:
>I am in need of some help in compiling GCC on a SCO SVR3.2v2.0
>
>I have followed the directions included with the distribution.  this is
>what I have done:
>
>removed the "-O" from any CCLIBFLAGS line that was uncommented.
>uncommented the lines dealing with SCO specifically, set CC and OLDCC 
>to rcc and removed limits.h from USER_H
>
>I then ran the "config.gcc i386-sco" then started the "make" the make
>seemed to run correctly at the begining, then produced the following:
>is there anything special I need to do before gcc will compile??
>
>				Jeff
>
>	rcc -c -g   -I. -I. -I./config toplev.c
>"/usr/include/setjmp.h", line 68: warning: undeclared initializer name _JBLEN
>"/usr/include/setjmp.h", line 68: constant expected
>"toplev.c", line 490: warning: illegal pointer combination, op =
>"toplev.c", line 531: warning: illegal pointer combination, op ==
>*** Error code 1
>

Add  "-Di386"  to  your CFLAGS as this is not added by default
when  using  rcc and is needed by some of SCO's include files.

To be absolutely sure you could add all of the following:

-DM_I86   -DM_I86SM  -DM_SDATA  -DM_STEXT  -DM_I386  -DM_XENIX
-DM_BITFIELDS    -Di386=1   -DM_INTERNAT   -Dunix=1   -DM_UNIX
-DM_COFF -DM_SYS5 -DM_SYSV -DM_SYS3 -DM_SYSIII -DM_WORDSWAP

though I think most of them are pretty useless!


Michael Traub
BT Customer Systems, Brighton Systems Centre. traub@rtf.bt.co.uk