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Re: compile GNU CC without using /usr/ucb/cc

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From: Barnacle Wes
Date: Fri, 12 Jan 1996 06:28
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Hung-Hsien Chang wrote:
% Well... I have solarix 2.5 x86 on a laptop.
%
% I don't have /usr/ucb/cc but I have loaded the gcc files.
% I can't compile them! It needs cc. Any other way to compile it?
% THanks.
 
Barnacle Wes replied, stupidly enough:
> Many GNU ftp archives have a subdirectory named sparc-sun-solaris2
> with a gcc-binaries.x.y.tar.gz file containing binaries for version
> x.y of the compiler.  Grab it, install it, and build your new
> GCC with it.

Sorry, missed the x86 the first time.  Somebody somewhere has
a pre-compiled Solaris x86 compiler, but I don't remember where.
My old Solaris x86 machine got blown up (overwritten with Win95,
a fate worse than death) so I can't help you there.  Sorry.
Anyone out there in net-land got that x86 binary set?

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Date: Thu, 11 Jan 1996 23:28:01 -0700
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