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gcc: adjust the words of languages with external dependencies

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Xi Ruoyao
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<para>We only enable C and C++ here to save the build time as no
packages in LFS and BLFS require GCC to compile other languages. Append
<literal>cobol</literal> for Cobol (note that it will cause GCC fail
to build on a 32-bit LFS system),
<literal>algol68</literal> for Algol 68,
<literal>fortran</literal> for Fortran,
<literal>go</literal> for Go,
<literal>objc</literal> for Objective C,
<literal>obj-c++</literal> for Objective C++, and/or
<literal>m2</literal> for Modula 2 into the value of
<parameter>--enable-languages</parameter> option if you want to compile
programs in one or more of those languages with GCC. GCC also supports
Ada and D, but the code to support Ada or D is written in Ada or D
itself, so the support can only be built with an existing Ada or D
compiler installation and we cannot enable the support here.</para>
programs in one or more of those languages with GCC.</para>
<para>GCC also supports the Ada, COBOL, and D languages. But that would
require some dependencies which are not available in the base LFS system
and would exceed the scope of this book. Read
<ulink url='https://gcc.gnu.org/install/prerequisites.html'>the upstream
documentation</ulink> for details.</para>
<variablelist>
<title>The meaning of the new configure parameters:</title>