On Wed, 9 Nov 1994, Bartholomew Niswonger wrote:

> > 
> >	I compiled GCC 2.6.1 up to stage 3.
> 
> congrats..  you're right, that little #include bit needs to get
> fixed.. You can also chop out the defintion of USER_H in the makefile,
> but thats really nasty
> 
> 
> on a related note, have you tried to compile libg++ ?.. mine breaks in
> libio/dummy.C, I would be interested if it had to do with how I built
> gcc, or if you saw a possible fix...

	Nope, I started it, and it puked, and I haven't had time to sit down 
and really take a look at it yet.  Maybe this weekend or so.  I do hope 
it's not from the way we made the compiler, but I'm pretty sure that it's 
not, as I did a fairly detailed study of gcc's stddef.h to determine it's 
purpose and usage, and came up with no likely error in replacing it with 
the system's.

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