🚀 go-pugleaf

...so, here I am, finally getting around to building gcc becuase  we only
'accidentally' had a compiler before a recent upgrade [aren't vendors GREAT] 
...I know, I know -- bad joe, don't put off building Important Tools again...

But the question is, *shouldn't* I be able to build the Things I Need given
    - kernel bootstraps
    - leftover header files
    - leftover libraries

Previously, I was stopped by only having as1 [and no as0] in the bootstrap
zone... now, after Yet Another Upgrade, I seem to have a happy 'strapping cc,
and I get thru the gcc build until it begs for bison....so I grab the bison 
sources and find the header files filled with #idents...so I comment ALL of 
them out, and die on:
# make
        cc -c -g   -I./../include LR0.c
cc: Error: ANSI C is not installed. (could not find /usr/lib/accom)
*** Error code 1

...sigh.  For those who tuned in late, or hate to read subj/summaries, this is
on a silly-graph 4d/30, upgraded from irix3.3.2 to 4.0.1 and now to 4.0.5. NO
'developer's option' -- we had bits and pieces leftover from a vendor's
boo-boo, misleading me to think that I was in the clear as far as a development
environment went...[grumble]

As usual, simply more weight on the side of free software....

joe, waiting for the HURD....



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