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From: Simon Wright <simon@pogner.demon.co.uk>
Subject: Re: [GNAT] native/fsu thread
Date: 1999/08/23
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Foolish Pagan <parngon@kernel.linux.org.hk> writes:

>     patch -p0 < ../gnat-3.11p-src/src/gcc-*.dif

I don't think the instructions call for the wildcard here, do they?
If there are more than 2 files, shouldn't you be using the appropriate
one?

> 	./configure --enable-thread --with-elf --prefix=/opt/gnat

I don't think the instructions call for --enable-thread --with-elf,
do they?

(I am a Slackware user, libc5, and never had any trouble with building
GNAT except when I tried to include c++)