You do need to "make install" as root if you are trying to install to e. You need to rename them to just "gmp" instead of "gmp Most of the errors are not fatal, they are testing the features of your system, so it's normal to see errors.
Near the end of the file will be one that causes the problem, search for the text "cannot compute suffix". Of course not, it's not an option.
You could give absolutely any name to setenv, so how can it predict what you want to type? You could also try the gcc-help mailing list, since I'm fairly sure this is user error, not a bug in gcc.
I tried this, but now I get an error when running make for gcc that it can't find gmp-impl. Then you're doing something wrong. No, but libgmp3-dev, libmpfr-dev and libmpc-dev are available, and if you had installed them then you would have been able to build gcc a lot more easily.
It might be too late, if you've installed them yourself and didn't know what you were doing you might have various broken installations on your system.
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