[ANNOUNCE] Libgcj in gcc tree availability.

Sun Dec 10 17:21:00 GMT 2000

Robert Lipe writes:
> I'm seeing the former. If you happen to use gcc as your bootstrap
> compiler, this won't be terminal for you and in the volume of the
> build, you may not have noticed it. I'm seeing it use the bootstrap
> compiler.

OK, here's something you can try. Go to the fastjar source directory,
nuke Makefile.in and generate it with the foreign and included
dependencies flags:
	$ rm Makefile.in
	$ automake -i -foreign
Then reconfigure fastjar in its build directory and restart the build.
./A