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gcc/g++ for Solaris -- Which version is "best"?

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From: Charles Wilson
Date: Fri, 01 Jul 1994 00:26
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I am planning to build gnu cross compilers (Sun to 68k)
for Solaris2.3.  I am curious what the general consensus
(if there is one) as to what version(s) are good to use.
Or, more importantly, are there older versions that do not
support Solaris?  We are currently using gnu 2.2.2.  Are
there any known problems using this on Solaris?

Thanks in advance,


Charlie Wilson      
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