Paul Hartman wrote: > My question is I don't want to install Bison since I am having a hard enough > time getting GCC to compile so how can I make my timestamps correct to fix > this issue or can I get a newer version of plural.y to fix this issue. It is indeed odd that it would be trying to rebuild .y files if you used a release tarball. The normal causes are networked filesystems or using a SVN checkout. But if you are using a release tarball and a local filesystem there should be no problem with timestamps. It's possible that the way you unpacked the tarball also corrupted the timestamps. For example if you used the -m/--touch tar option, or if you copied the source files using 'cp' without an option to preserve timestamps like -a or -p. Since the error comes up in the intl dir you could use --disable-nls as a workaround, but then gcc will only be able to output warning/error messages in the C locale, i.e. untranslated English. I don't know if that's a concern or not. > # which yacc > /usr/bin/yacc The problem is not that you don't have yacc, it's that bison (version 1.28 or higher) is required if the .y files need to be rebuilt. Brian
