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Exclamation Installing a program!

Hello,

I have downloaded the GCC program version 2.95 and I don't know how to install it!
Of course it has a folder called install and there are some files. So please help me to install this program.


I use Red hat Linux version 8.0

Thank you

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The INSTALL directory contains the installation manual in HTML format. Please read through all the docs there before proceeding.

Basically, installation of many program on Unix is as simple as

./configure
make
make install

but gcc is a little bit more complicated. The installation docs (especially INSTALL/configure.html) document all these fine details. Please take some time to read it.
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