From: sakaria@vipunen.hut.fi (Sakari Aaltonen) Subject: Compiling the Kernel with GCC2.11c Date: 14 Jun 1992 12:52:18 GMT
The following might help if you try to compile the 0.96a (or 0.95c+) kernel
with GCC2.11c.
GCC2.11c (for Linux) is organized such that gcc is used for everything,
i.e., trying to run cpp or cc results in "command not found".
On the other hand, the kernel Makefile's (10 or 11 of them) all include
CPP =cpp -nostdinc ..........
Additionally, there is a line in kernel/blk_drv/scsi/Makefile that says
cc .............
If you replace the cpp's with "gcc -E"'s and cc with "gcc", it helps.
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