[gnu.g++.help] g++ on SCO Unix

ian@ssc-vax.UUCP (Ian R. Searle) (12/17/90)

I am trying to install g++ v1.37.0 on a 386 running sco UNIX
sysVr3.2. I have used CHip's patches and am trying to use g++ with
the native as and ld. The compilation/creation of g++ is fairly
smooth, however trying to compile libg++ is not quite so succesfull.
When running make in ./libg++-1.37.0 the assembler reports *many*
syntax errors on the first file (AllocRing.cc). I suspect that I did
not set up g++ correctly. Can someone out there send me a Makefile
for g++ using the native sco as and ld??, or point me in the right
direction??. Any help is greatly appreciated.
Thanks, ian   (uw-beaver!ssc-bee!ian)

P.S. I have seen many partial discussions/explanations of the crt0
files used with C and C++ compilers, can anyone point me to a
COMPLETE explanation of their usage/purpose?

mary@MACADAM.MQCS.MQ.OZ.AU (Mary Rose de la Cruz) (05/20/91)

I'm posting for a friend who's having problems recompiling
g++ on SCO UNIX and AT&T Unix V Rel 3.2.  He complained that he was missing 
a file called README-ENCAP.  I've looked at our g++ version 1.36 and couldn't
find any such animal.  Could anyone shed some light on this?  

Thanks in advance

| Mary Rose de la Cruz        |  School of Maths, Physics, Computing 
|                             |  and Electronics
| mary@macadam.mqcs.mq.oz.au  |  Macquarie University, NSW 2109, Australia