Hi again,
I'm trying to install in Debian a particular
version of GCC. I've downloaded from GNU the file gcc-3-3-1.tar.gz. In "/root" I
created a directory called "temp" where I placed the file. In "temp" I run the
command "tar zxvf gcc-3.3.1.tar.gz" that extracted all the files to the
directory "gcc-3.3.1". In temp, I created a new directory called "obj". In "obj"
I run the command line "/root/temp/gcc-3.3.1/configure". The program started to
run. The problem is that it gave two errors at the end. Then I ran install,
and it gave error again. I think I made all the right steps - I followed the
manual: created a separate dir for the GCC to be built; didn't define a target
so it assumes the host=target, etc...
What am I doing wrong? Did I dowloaded the wrong
package? Is there some other command option I should have given?
I'm struggling against time friends. Can someone
help me please?
Regards,
Rui Fernandes
Porto - Portugal
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