Hey, um, given stuff like: wallis$dkb500:[jaykrell.gnu]cc1.exe;1: error: /gnu/local/include: file specifica tion syntax error wallis$dkb500:[jaykrell.gnu]cc1.exe;1: error: /gnu/include: file specification s yntax error wallis$dkb500:[jaykrell.gnu]cc1.exe;1: error: /Users/jay/alpha-dec-vms/gcc/alpha -dec-vms/4_5_0/include: file specification syntax error wallis$dkb500:[jaykrell.gnu]cc1.exe;1: error: /Users/jay/alpha-dec-vms/gcc/alpha -dec-vms/4_5_0/include-fixed: file specification syntax error wallis$dkb500:[jaykrell.gnu]cc1.exe;1: error: /Users/jay/alpha-dec-vms/alpha-dec -vms/include: file specification syntax error wallis$dkb500:[jaykrell.gnu]cc1.exe;1: error: /gnu/include: file specification s it might be nice if I could say e.g. -prefix=~/gnu. Currently prefix must be a full path. Might also be nice for gcc to look in its own directory for cc1, or heck, even .h and .a/.lib files? I've been using cd to gcc's directory gcc -B . for now. You know, I don't really know what I'm doing on VMS, including with regard to paths, and the support for Posixish paths seems to be a bit limited. Stuff starting with ~ works though. It is common for dollar signs to occur, which is not easy to get through the autoconf/make/sh pipeline. There's no way I'll be able to guess how to escape it just right, if it is even possible. I wouldn't mind just getting the highly unstructured e.g.: jbook2:gnu jay$ ls addr2line.exe cc1plus.exe gcc.exe pcrt0.o strip.exe alphavms.x cpp.exe gxx.exe ranlib.exe tgmath.h alphavms.xbn crtbegin.o iso646.h readelf.exe unwind.h alphavms.xn crtbeginS.o ld.exe size.exe varargs.h alphavms.xr crtend.o libgcc.a stdarg.h vcrt0.o alphavms.xu crtendS.o lto-wrapper.exe stdbool.h vms-dwarf2.o ar.exe cxxfilt.exe nm.exe stddef.h vms-dwarf2eh.o as.exe elfedit.exe objcopy.exe stdfix.h cc1.exe float.h objdump.exe strings.exe I'm going to try some hacks like: jbook2:gnu jay$ cat /src/gcc-4.5.0/gcc/config/vms/xm-vms.h ... #define STANDARD_EXEC_PREFIX "~/gnu" #define STANDARD_STARTFILE_PREFIX "~/gnu" #define STANDARD_INCLUDE_DIR "~/gnu" see if I can make progress.. - Jay
