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From: darryl@lemuria.UUCP (Darryl P. Wagoner)
Newsgroups: unix-pc.general,gnu.gcc
Subject: Compiling gcc on a 3b1
Message-ID: <1233@lemuria.UUCP>
Date: 15 Oct 89 12:22:37 GMT
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I have just compiled gcc-1.35 on my 3b1.  I had to use the gnu-cpp
to get around the "too many define" errors and simpifily(sp) a few 
statements everything went fine.  

When I try to compile itself (really the unmodify version) I run
out of core.  My configuration is 2 meg of ram and 4 meg of swap.

My question is.  Is it worth the effort to reconfigure the system
to have 5 meg of swap just so I can have gcc compiled with itself.
Or will 1 more meg of swap even help?

Second when I compile anything with gcc what seems to be the gnu-cpp
complains about #indent and -undef.  Is there something I am doing
wrong?

thanks
-Darryl

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