On Nov 28, 2006, at 7:49 PM, Philip M. Gollucci wrote:
Thats um... bad. Did you upgrade GCC and put the upgraded one in
your path before the system one. on 6.1 you want gcc 3.4.4 on 6.2-
prerelease you want 3.4.6. 7.1-current is preparing to import 4.x.
If you use any other combination it should ONLY BE FOR LOCAL TESTING.
But hey if it works more power to you.
you also want the one in /usr NOT /usr/local. gcc is part of the
base system and ports are tested against the one in the base
system. The other ports exist only to aid this testing or related
testing.
well that um.. sucks.
but it works now. i'll try rebuilding after i upgrade to 6_1 ( i was
on 6_0 )
perhaps there's a better way to handle the issue i discovered.
i see now that the GCC line made it use another gcc -- and not use
another library dir ( which is what i had wanted to accomplish )
i was really just taking stabs at stuff i read in the man pages.
// Jonathan Vanasco
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