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> Yes. If I remember correctly, it compiles the bootstrap (which is a
> minimalist c compiler that only implements enough to compile the
> compiler) using your existing compiler, which is then uses to compile a
> full gcc, then it uses the full gcc to recompile itself (in order to
> make use of optimisations not in the bootstrap).
>
The reason I question this is because of the following statement from the
GCC site....
Important: because these are source releases, they will be of little use
to you if you do not already have a C compiler on your machine. If you
don't already have a compiler, you need pre-compiled binaries. Our
binaries page has references to pre-compiled binaries for various
platforms.
I guess I will just have to download it and find out. As I do have gcc4
maybe that can ve used to compile the older gcc.
Unfortunately I do not see an appropriate binary for my platform. If
anyone knows where I might find a SUSE appropriate binary let me know.
Doug
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