I don't understand how -B works. It does, and now I need to propagate
the information to cobol1.
If we invoke
gcobol -B/tmp
it will invoke /tmp/cobol1, magically. We don't do anything to make
that happen in gcc/gcobolspec.cc.
Without -B, it seems we expect to find STANDARD_BINDIR_PREFIX/cobol1.
Is the value of STANDARD_BINDIR_PREFIX assigned to a variable, and then
modified by -B and/or GCC_EXEC_PREFIX ? If so, I'll propagate that
variable's value somehow to cobol. If not, I'll roll my own.
Obviously I'd like to do that without stepping on the default
behavior. Pointers welcome. :-)
cobol1 needs this information to find include files, akin to
<algorithm> in C++.
--jkl
