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Re: bootstrap/9889: installation gcc 3.2.2 fails on Solaris 2.8


This is the way I successfully compliled GCC-3.2.2:

  First, I set CONFIG_SHELL, and turn off /bin/ucb
path as you told me to look at:
http://gcc.gnu.org/install/specific.html#*-*-solaris2*
?
  It doesn't work.
  Next, I download and install gnu-make as Steve said
and recompile.  It doesn't work too.
  Next, I download and install GCC-3.0.1.
  I use set CONFIG_SHELL, turn off /usr/ucb path, use
gnu-make, and GCC-3.0.1 and It works.  

Absolutely, the problem is: I use the old compiler GCC
version 2.8.1.  The question is: do I need to use
gnu-make, and turn off ucb, use CONFIG_SHELL as ksh. 
I am not sure.  I will test it and let you know.

Regards,
Kinh

--- Eric Botcazou <ebotcazou at libertysurf dot fr> wrote:
> >  In the old version of GCC (version 2.8.1), gcc -v
> > doesn't display line "Thread Mode" so configure
> > program aborts.
> >    I installed gnu make, and using set
> CONFIG_SHELL to
> > /bin/ksh to compile.  The problem cound be SUN
> make
> > and SUN sh shell as Steve mentions.  When I have
> > chance I will test it again.
> >
> >    Another problems when I install using
> >      make install
> > The installation when it is looking for install-sh
> > when install sub-directories:
> >     boehm-gc, sparcv9/include and so on
> > It's easy to fix using ln -s, but it's better to
> > install without any problem.
> 
> Sorry for bothering you but it's not very clear in
> your message: were you 
> able to build/install GCC by setting the
> CONFIG_SHELL variable and using GNU 
> make throughout the process?
> 
> -- 
> Eric Botcazou


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