Hej, all. I've reconstructed my GCC library dependency information and now I'm trying to build 4.5.4. I've found that later version of GCC require texinfo, will fail without it, but they work with recent versions of texinfo so that's fine - the version I have from apt-get works. I've found earlier versions of GCC fail with modern texinfo, but they build fine with texinfo missing, so I've been using apt-get to install/remove texinfo, as appropriate to the version of GCC I'm building. However, with GCC 4.5.4, I think GMP (version 4.3.2) fails to build without texinfo, and it fails to build with texinfo (because I have a more modern version). I've been looking for a way to build GCC without documentation. I found some posts which added "MAKEINFO=missing" to the GCC configure, but this has not worked. I also tried manually messing with the configure file for GMP, but that was a long shot (and I only tried it since I had to do this already, to fix the GMP bug where if configure is run from a python script, the check for flex fails.) I've noticed there is an "all-gcc" make target for GCC, but I can't find any documentation for this. I'm wondering if there are other, undocumented, make targets (perhaps "all-gcc"?) which will produce everything I need to compile and link, but not documentation.
