Am Freitag, 25. November 2005 17:20 schrieb Thomas.Wolff@xxxxxxxxxxx: > I need to get a newer gcc properly installed on SunOS in user space. > I tried a lot of things already, also following some hints of a > kind person listening to this list (merci, Pierre), but to no avail so far. > What you need are several things. First I would build a gnu make in user space and install some autoconf, automake tools (latest stable versions always). Gnu Coreutils, grep, flex and bison can help too as well as sed. Also a new version of bash or some other loved shell should be helpfull, when fiddling with makefiles and shell scripts. Then you should go and compile/install latest binutils into your user system path (which contains as too I think). If you have done all those things you should be on the save side to install your gcc. Your problem with the ccs/as might be a configuration issue. Have you ever tried make distclean, or better compiled gcc in a seperate build directory as recommended and removed cleaned that up completely before rebuilding ? That's what you surely should do if you haven't done so already. Ahh and anyway. Are you sure your problem with vfwscanf should be solved by a new gcc version ? I mean, this is a C library function and won't be installed by a new version of gcc. You should better go to sun.com and get the latest SunOS patches or read something about their libc. What is this gcc3.4.2 you are using ? Try also to tune the specs of the gcc (and ready about gcc specs if you never heard about them). BYE INGO
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