SUMMARY: Complete installation of GCC-2.7.2.2 & libg++ on 4.0B

From: Randy Dees <rrd_at_amherst.com>
Date: Tue, 10 Jun 1997 12:26:18 -0400 (EDT)

Note - I started from a brand new installation of 4.0B.

1. Unpack GCC-2.7.2.2 into $GCC_SRC
2. Edit $GCC_SRC/cp/errfn.c
        comment out line 198 -
        /* extern int sprintf; */
3. cd $GCC_SRC ; ./configure ; make
4. make bootstrap LANGUAGES=all BOOT_CFLAGS="-g -O2"
5. Edit $GCC_SRC/cp/errfn.c and remove comments from line 198
        This hack is necessary because install uses cc not the
        already-built gcc. I tried working aroung it but this seems
        to be the simplest solution.
6. Edit $GCC_SRC/Makefile and remark out all lines with MAKEINFO
        Note - this step may be removed by installing GNU Makeinfo from
        the textinfo distribution. It may also be replaced by using
        make -k install in the next step, according to
 Steve VanDevender <stevev_at_hexadecimal.uoregon.edu>. I have not tested
        this - I already had it installed by the time I recieved his
        response.
7. make install

libg++

1. Unpack libg++-2.7.2.2 into $G++_SRC
2. ensure gcc is in your path _important_
3. get ftp://ftp.bus.miami.edu/alpha-osf/g++/rx.h and use to replace
        $G++_SRC/librx/rx.h
4. make ; make install

This worked for me.

Thanks to all of the following for their kind help:

        Liz Stewart
        Yizhong Zhou
        Mike McLain
        Robert L. McMillin
        Brian Harvey
        Larry Griffith
        Steve VanDevender
        Delafontaine, Andre


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