GCC 2.7.2: readme.1st: Last updated 30 May 1996.


This document describes the files you will need to download,
depending on the particular source files you wish to compile.

All GNU compilers for RISC OS will currently use a standard setup.  This
makes it very easy for a user to install as many of the GNU compilers as
they might wish just by dragging one directory from an archive.

In each archive, the directory structure related to the particular files
stored within is retained. It is therefore just a simple matter of merging
the directories of each archive with each other to produce a ready to use
installation.

The archives included in this package are:
   gccmain - needed by all GNU compilers. This must be downloaded
   cc1     - contains the GNU C compiler
   cc1obj  - contains the GNU Objective-C compiler
   cc1plus - contains the GNU C++ compiler

If you are not going to use Objective-C then there is no need to download
the compiler, likewise for GNU C and GNU C++.

*Currently GNU C++ does not come with any support libraries. i.e. you have
 to port your own at the moment. The GNU runtime libraries are being worked
 on but there will be a delay before their release *


Further instructions in actually using the package are detailed within
the archive gccmain.


Port by Nick Burrett
e-mail: n.a.burrett@mcs.salford.ac.uk (university term times)
	nickb@digibank.demon.co.uk (outside university term times)
	gcc@callan.demon.co.uk (if the other two don't seem to work)