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From: dsr@luke.mitre.org (Douglas S. Rand)
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Subject: Re: g++ binary for 386?
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Date: 27 Aug 90 15:14:32 GMT
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We have finally gotten the problems worked out.  I was able
to take a copy of g++ 1.37.2 beta and gcc 1.37.1 and get the 
whole thing to compile.  Some provisos: I used a modified
gas 1.36 which had COFF support added.  There was a minor
mod to ASM_FLAGS in gcc and g++ to use the COFF feature.  
With all this and config.gcc i386-sysv and config.g++ i386-sysv
everything worked.  I did compile gcc with cc then gcc and finally
with  gcc compiled with gcc before going on to g++.

Thanks to everyone who gave advice over the last bit of time.

Douglas S. Rand 
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