Re: new build scheme naming

[DJ Delorie <dj at delorie dot com>]

> Of course, the executables aren't in the same directory you type 'make'
> in right now; they're in subdirectories.

If you're debugging gcc, the current directory is the gcc
subdirectory.  You type "make cc1" and it builds cc1 right there, and
you can "gdb cc1" and it works.  You're also in the right directory to
"make clean" or "nm" or a whole list of other debugging techniques.
If you do "./configure; make" then that's the same directory for
grepping the sources or running etags.