[Pat Villani <patv@unx.dec.com> writes:]
>> Can you use "gcc -v" and see more about exactly where it's dying?
>It dies in cc1.
What're the error messages?  Does it look like the /tmp file?  You should be
able to reproduce this by typing in the compiler pass invocations manually,
then play around with the input files and what-not.
>> For now you might cd to /vsta and do a "rh -e '((mode & IFMT) == IFDIR) &&
>> !(mode & 0222)' to see what directories have no write access, then do
>> a chmod 777 <list> to make them writable.
>The list comes back empty.  What does rh do?  I've never encountered it on 
>any unix system that I've worked with.  I only seem to have /vsta/bin/rh and 
>no man pages or source.
It's in the text.tz archive.  It's basically "find", except with C syntax
rather than find's clunky command line.  Your directories look fine, so
something else is going on.  For instance, does your CPU have a floating
point unit?
                                                        Andy
Received on Mon Oct 20 10:04:06 1997
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