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From: Dale Stanbrough <dale@goanna.cs.rmit.edu.au>
Subject: Re: GNAT for an unsupported Unix-system?
Date: 1997/11/28
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Richard Kenner writes:
 
"When you just say LANGUAGES="c ada", more gets compiled than you need to
 just build the .s files with the gnat-cross target.  All you need to
build
 is gnat1.  But it's already been built by the time you start getting the
 errors you are getting, so just ignore them and go on to the next step."


Are there any good books/articles that describe how to build GNU
software, 
esp. describing the model of the compiler and how to host it to another
machine?


Dale