[Bug bootstrap/12905] Some reference data.

[gnat-dev@buzco.nyct.net]

/lang/dev/src/3.3-br/gcc/gcc
CVS ada config cp doc fixinc ginclude po testsuite treelang

/lang/dev/bld/gcc
ada fixinc intl
{after running src/3.3-br/configure and having it bomb.)

Actual command used:
/lang/dev/src/3.3-br/gcc/configure --prefix=/lang/dev/usr \
    --cache-file=/lang/dev/bld/gcc-cache --disable-nls \
    --without-makeinfo --disable-info

[configure adds a bunch of garbage, some I consider harmful.]

config.status:
#!/bin/sh
# This file was generated automatically by configure.  Do not edit.
# This directory was configured as follows:
/lang/dev/src/3.3-br/gcc/configure \
    --with-gcc-version-trigger=/lang/dev/src/3.3-br/gcc/gcc/version.c \
    --host=i586-pc-linux-gnu --prefix=/lang/dev/usr \
    --cache-file=/lang/dev/bld/gcc-cache --disable-nls \
    --without-makeinfo --disable-info --norecursion
#  using "mt-frag"

output of configure:
[ ... ]
20031104-220305 /lang/dev/src/3.3-br/gcc/gcc/configure.frag: can't open input file: /lang/dev/src/3.3-br/gcc/gcc/configure.frag
20031104-220305 Links are now set up to build a native compiler for i586-pc-linux-gnu
20031104-220306 updating cache /lang/dev/bld/gcc-cache
20031104-220306 creating ./config.status
20031104-220307 creating Makefile
20031104-220318 creating intl/Makefile
20031104-220318 sed: can't read /lang/dev/src/3.3-br/gcc/gcc/intl/Makefile.in: No such file or directory
20031104-220318 creating fixinc/Makefile
20031104-220318 creating gccbug
20031104-220319 creating mklibgcc
20031104-220320 creating mkheaders
20031104-220321 creating ada/Makefile
20031104-220326 creating auto-host.h
20031104-220331 ./config.status: cd: no such file or directory: cp [1065]

There are additional things happening that I also consider bugs, but
just annoying, not important.

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