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Not exactly a bug


    Hello everybody at GNU :)

    I'm currently using GCC 2.95.2, and I have a little problem.
Well, is not exactly a problem nor a bug, but a nasty inconvenience.

    I need the files usually installed in the directory constructed
by $(prefix)/lib/gcc-lib/$TARGET/$VERSION (well, or something like
that) in a directory without the $TARGET and $VERSION, because some
system policies. It's not really important, but I'd like to put them
at $(prefix)/lib/gcc, for example, and I cannot change this
directory.

    More exactly, I've tried building with the following command:

    $ make libsubdir=$MYDIR bootstrap

    Is this the correct way to do that or is there any better way of
changing the libsubdir of the GCC compiler suite?

    I don't want to patch the source nor the configure scripts, and
I'm not sure about breaking something with my change in the building
command.

    Thanks a lot for reading this and thanks in advance for the help.

    Raúl Núñez de Arenas Coronado

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