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hi,. 
  I am running SlackWare 7.1 and I have tried several Xcompilers.
  Currentl, I have a working 2.7.2.  The quirk is that if it is a clean
syntax, It will compile and link.   Ok,  With some Trial and Error I can
compile with it.  That is as long as there are no warnings or errors.

How hard wauld it be to cross compile some of the GCC sources that I
have. Or even Mint?
  Josephus.