Re: Missing "crtbegin.o" in GNAT 3.10

["bob" <bklungle@junque.com>]

As you found out, gnat replaces gcc. If you have re-installed gcc-2.7.2.3,
you can do what I did. Make a copy of gcc as gcc.2.7.2.3. Then install
gnat. Make a copy of gcc as gcc.2.7.2.1. Now make gcc a symbolic link to
the one you want to use at any time. Very clumsy but it is working until I
get gnat rebuilt for 2.7.2.3. During the rebuild of gnat, got an error
looking for something call spitbol. When I get it rebuilt, will post
everything.

bob

Daren Scot Wilson <darenw@pipeline.com> wrote in article
<354E806C.12BDBE0B@pipeline.com>...
> Red Hat 5 - which I regret installing, so many things don't work as well
> as the older slackware I had before.  Linux kernel is 2.0.32.   
> 
> gcc 2.7.2.3.    GNAT overwrote gcc with 2.7.2.1, and some C++ programs
> and other things ceased working.  So I re-installed 2.7.2.3.    
> 
> Hardware is Pentium 133, 32 Meg RAM, several gigs hard disk.
> 
> 
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