[daip] Gabriela Castelletti

[Eric Greisen]

Gabriela Castelletti writes:
 >  
 > tar xzvf gcc-2.95.3.tar.gz, I find the gcc-2.95.3  directory in which
 > is gcc subdirectory and lots more, but there isn't any 'g77'. Could
 > you tell me what is wrong?
 > 

I am a little unclear about the names of the directories that get
created.  Looking at the test area I have:

At /home/primate/gcc there are the tar.gz files which then make a
directory such as gcc-3.0.4 (for that compiler you should not use).
In  /home/primate2/gcc/3.0.4  there are 

/home/primate2/gcc/3.0.4
primate<477>$ ls
bin/  include/  info/  lib/  man/  share/
primate<478>$ 

and in bin there are

/home/primate2/gcc/3.0.4/bin
primate<475>$ ls
addr2name.awk*  cpp*  gcc*     gcjh*  i686-pc-linux-gnu-c++*  jar*         jv-scan*
c++*            g++*  gccbug*  gcov*  i686-pc-linux-gnu-g++*  jcf-dump*
c++filt*        g77*  gcj*     gij*   i686-pc-linux-gnu-gcc*  jv-convert*

These are the actual files that get executed to compile c++, C,
Fortran, and more.

If you still do not find g77 try looking at any directory named bin
below where you installed the gcc.

Eric Greisen