It's been a long time since I posted one of my now-infamous Big Dummy
Questions, so here goes:

I have an intel box running a recent 1.6R kernel, with 1.6Q world. 

So:

1.I build gcc-3.2.2 from pkgsrc with, evidently, no errors. 

2.Mostly out of curiosity, I decide to build pkgsrc mozilla (1.3) using
the new compiler! I include /usr/pkg/etc/gcc-3.2.2.mk at the end of the
Makefile, type 'make' and whack <Enter>. 

(Many, many hours pass....)

3. The build completes with, evidently, no errors, so I type 'make
install' and again whack <Enter>. No joy. There is a complaint about
shared objects libstdc++.so.5, and libstdc++.so not being found. These
of course are in /usr/pkg/gcc-3.2.2/lib.

Does this mean that /usr/pkg/etc/gcc-3.2.2.mk should contain a line such
as '-W1,-R/usr/p;kg/gcc-3.2.2/lib'?


Best &c.,

-- 
Bob Bernstein