Russ Whitaker writes:

The patched gcc will compile without gpc.

...

...

Next steps were

../gcc-3.0-2*/configure --enable-languages=pascal make bootstrap

and it got this far:

no rule to make target 'p/Makefile' needed by 'gpc1'

I'll really have to leave this to Peter. If he won't reply (due to time reasons), you're on your own for now ...

That's OK, I can put it on the back burner for now.

Attached are the makefiles for gcc-3.0 (dated 010522).

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