I'm thinking of scenarios - certainly not original thoughts
- where a newer compilers set would be very advantageous to
use, sometimes a must-have thing perhaps.
An example: best would be, the easiest I'd hope, to make -
in cases of Centos(& rhel family?) - use, if possible,of
gcc-toolset.
Getting new gcc with/via .spec would mean building - firstly
- such a newer version(s) of gcc into a private repo & then
using '--addrepo', but...
those compilations of newer gcc usually/always fail - my
past experience tells me & if memory does not fail.
Again, simply, taking advantage of new gcc releases which
come - as opposed to say, oldish c9's ver 11 - with much
better hw target optimizations.
And again - since it's not original nor unique thought -
people must be doing it already, somehow... with mock?
many thanks, L.
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