Installing libstdc++
Stefan Neis
neis@cdc.Informatik.TU-Darmstadt.DE
Fri Nov 12 03:58:00 GMT 1999
Hi,
Sorry for the following seemingly completely stupid question, but after
reading installation instructions, looking at various FAQ and searching
for suitable information via dejanews, I still can't answer it
(even though I successfully compiled various releases of gcc-2.6, gcc-2.7,
gcc-2.8 and even egcs on various architectures :-( ):
How am I supposed to compile a libstdc++ for gcc-2.95.x?
I installed a precompiled version of gcc-2.95 and gcc-2.95.1 on Solaris 7,
but now I need shared objects, so I planned to compile it myself:
- I downloaded gcc-2.95.1; called 'mkdir objs; cd objs;
CFLAGS="-fPIC -O2 -g" CXXFLAGS="..." (source)/configure; make bootstrap'
and ended up with only libio and libiberty being compiled. Even looking
at the makefile and issuing 'make all-target-libtdc++' was not a
success.
- I downloaded gcc-2.95.2 and only got errors because 'autoheader' was
called but could not be found.
TIA,
Stefan Neis
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