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From: jet@karazm.math.uh.edu (J. Eric Townsend)
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Subject: Question about using gas with g++/gcc
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In the g++ docs, it says:
"If GAS and GNU LD work for your machine, *use them*."

Ok, fine.  I have a SparcStation-1, gas and gnu ld should work just fine.
I assume that gnu ld is working when ld++ passes the make.

But how do I get gas to be my default assembler for building gcc and
g++?  I didn't see any obvious ways, or even any pain-in-the-butt ways.
(Well, I could ln -s /usr/local/lib/gas /bin/as :-)

No flames, please, this is an honestly naive question...

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J. Eric Townsend
University of Houston Dept. of Mathematics
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