Hi, I ignored installs2 and run other steps. Except for 'spkg' steps, everything was succesfull. At this stage, it try to copy the other compiler packages between directories.... I installed the tar files which have executables to my system but I didn't run my example code which has big MAXUNIT (e.g. 101). So, I checked the everything and I saw that libraries should be in /usr/lib directory but libraries are under the the usr\lib\gcc\i686-pc-cygwin... When I move the libraries to correct place, my code started to run, succesfully. Thanks for your help. semih
-----Özgün İleti----- Kimden: Gerrit P. Haase [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Gönderilmiş: Pzt 01.08.2005 18:27 Kime: Semih Ergintav; cygwin@cygwin.com Bilgi: Konu: Re: YNT: Problem on the re-compling of g77 for the increasing of MXUNIT in fio.h Semih Ergintav wrote: > Hi, > > To compile g77 with 'gcc-3.4.4.1.sh',, I followed the above steps and 'install2' step gives error ( I attached the outputs. See attachments): > ./gcc-3.4.4-1.sh prep > --OK > ./gcc-3.4.4-1.sh conf > --OK > ./gcc-3.4.4-1.sh build > --OK > ./gcc-3.4.4-1.sh build_gnatlib_and_tools > --No rules for this step (?) This target is only needed and available when building gnat, which is the Ada compiler. > ./gcc-3.4.4-1.sh build_info > --OK > ./gcc-3.4.4-1.sh check (optional) > --OK (see the attachment log file) > ./gcc-3.4.4-1.sh install > --OK > ./gcc-3.4.4-1.sh strip_exe > --OK > ./gcc-3.4.4-1.sh install2 > -ERROR (error in the install2_long.out file) [...] > + gzip -fq9 cpp.info.gz cppinternals.info.gz g77.info.gz gcc.info.gz gccinstall.info.gz gccint.info.gz jar.info.gz > gzip: jar.info.gz: No such file or directory > + STATUS=1 > + exit 1 Yes, I see, there should be some conditional depending on the packages which are actually compiled there are some files missing here which I usually have when building the full suite. You can skip this step. Just go to the installation path after stripping the executables and tar it up manually. Testsuite: Go to the build directory and run `make mail-report.log` or simply running `../contrib/test_summary -t > test-summary.log` should work too. Then the content of *.log is the interesting part. Gerrit -- =^..^=