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Jeff C, wrote:
> 
> 
> There are probably a few was to work around this but the easiest thing is to
> ignore you 2.95.3 install (move
> out of your path) and bootstrap with 3.15.

DO you mean gcc 3.15?

> Note that it is saying (cached) which means it will not run this test again
> so blow away your build
> area and start over (easiest way).

I will always get the same message when I deleted the whole build area 
and start over.




> Also your configure looks a little strange
> 
> ../configure
> 
> Where are you building from? You should not build from "inside" the source
> directories.
> I suppose of you made a new directory inside the top most level of the gcc
> directory and built
> from in there this configure path would make sense.


I built from gcc-3.3.2/objdir



> Finally, make sure you follow all of the other GNAT specific build
> instructions from the manual.


Yes. I followed exactly the manual.


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Adrian Hoe
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