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From: [e-mail] (Ian Williamson)
Subject: NCR System VR4 on 386 binaries...
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Date: Wed, 06 Jan 93 16:51:19 GMT
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Hello.  I have been trying to compile a copy of gcc for our machine which
is running NCR's AT&T Unix System V Release 4.0.  The problem is that we have
no compiler on this machine.

So, I'm trying to use djgcc on a 386 under DOS to create a compiler for the
Unix box, and I'm not having much luck.  I tried doing all the config by hand,
and that seemed to work,  the makefile is being very difficult however, and
the scripts of course don't work under DOS.

Now, I'm not sure I'm doing it at all right.  Am I trying to create a compiler
which will run under DOS and create the Unix executables, or am I trying to
compile a Unix gcc directly using djgcc (I don't know if that is possible).
Is there an easy way to go about this?

I've run out of steam trying to do this, and would appreciate any help.
Ideally, could someone help me get the binaries for the Unix box?  Then I
could just recompile on the Unix...

Please reply via email to:  [e-mail]

Thanks for the help...

Ian

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Ian Williamson
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