On Sat, 19 May 2001, Marco Parrone wrote: > i'm a new hurd user and i want to ask some questions : > exist gcc for hurd ? > if yes where is it?
In the "gcc" package, of course. > if no i've a problem: > i've installed the linux's package gcc-i386-gnu, that is a cross-compiler > for the hurd, but if i try to compile a c program with it > i386-gnu-gcc prova.c > i receive an error: > gcc: installation problem, cannot exec `cpp0': No such file or directory > what should i do? If you refer to the Debian gcc-i386-gnu package, you must also have the ordinary gcc compiler installed, since it's only a wrapper. i386-gnu-gcc is a shell script so it should be easy to track and debug to see why it fails. Last time I checked, the gcc-i386-gnu in potato worked with the default gcc in potato and the gcc-i386-gnu in woody was recently rebuilt to match gcc-2.95 in woody. If you have a different working gcc I suggest that you take the source from gcc-i386-gnu (make-cross) and build your own custom-made gcc-i386-gnu package for your system.
