🚀 go-pugleaf

  This is not the person whose account this is being posted
from, this is actually rpjday@cuug.ab.ca.  I have recently posted
a number of messages regarding building gcc and the gcc runtime
libs under SCO.  However, it seems that a number of those messages
did not make it off the local host in Calgary, so I am going to
summarize where I am now.  Any further advice would be thoroughly
appreciated.

  I have built both gcc-2.4.5 and glibc-1.06.2 (so I have a libc.a).
These have been installed in the usual places under /usr/local.
If I try to "gcc hello.c", I get an error message of the form

	ld: Cannot locate crt1.o

or something to that effect, as I am doing this from memory.
  I can get around this problem by creating an executable in two
steps:

	$ gcc -c hello.c
	$ ld hello.o /usr/local/lib/libc.a

  I would, of course, prefer gcc to find this library by itself.
Therefore, I have two choices:

  1) Deal with the missing crt*.o files (gcc builds the files
	crtbegin.o and crtend.o -- should I rename them and move
	them or what?)
  2) Somehow tell gcc to not try to find any crt*.o files and
	have it just do the link as above.

  If I can get past this point, I will basically have a full dev sys
ready to go and I will be happy to put it in someone's ftp site,
as there is nowhere in Calgary I can think of that has public enough
access.  I will also move on to building g++ (already built actually),
and libg++ (not yet built but my next project).
  Can anyone help me past this obstacle?  Until this is settled,
there's really nowhere I can go from here.  If you have some advice,
please e-mail me at rpjday@cuug.ab.ca, and I will read this stuff
after Nov 11 when I return to Calgary.  thanks very much.

R. Day
Calgary Unix Users Group