gcc 2.95 problem

["Matt Parker" <mparker at computer dot org>]

I am getting the following error message after having successfully built and
installed the entire gcc 2.95 distribution on i586-pc-sco3.2v5.0.5, using
make bootstrap (with gcc 2.8.1):

gcc: installation problem, cannot exec 'cc1': No such file or directory

Now I notice that the manual says there is a -B flag which tells the
compiler front-end where to find its subprograms (like cc1, cc1plus, etc).

This doesn't seem right. This means that I will have to do one of the
following things:

- add the -B flag with the directory of the subprograms, any time I try to
compile, or
- add symbolic links from the main program directory, or
- add the subprogram directory to the path

Is this intentional? Did I get a bad build?

Thanks,
Matt