Ben Abbott wrote: > Thanks! ... that did the trick. Specifically, I did this ... > > --------------------------------------- > fink install gcc4-2:4.1.0-1 > <snip> > fink install pdftk > <snip> > --------------------------------------- > > and everything went fine! :-)
Good. > However, I noticed > > --------------------------------------- > fink list gcc4 > Information about 5784 packages read in 3 seconds. > i gcc4 2:4.1.0-1 GNU Compiler Collection Version 4 > i gcc4-shlibs 2:4.1.0-3 Shared libraries for gcc4 > i gcc4.0 4.0.1-5250 [virtual package representing the > gcc 4.0... > --------------------------------------- > > Should I do a "fink install gcc4-shlibs-2:4.1.0-1" ? I think so, yes. It will not rebuild gcc4, just install the previously built gcc4-shlibs. (Normally this happens automatically when one runs "fink install gcc4". This is again the unusual situation at work here where you are, in fink's eyes, "downgrading" a package). You will need to rebuild pdftk afterwards, I think. Well, you can look if it still runs, but chances are that it doesn't. Fortunately, rebuilding pdftk doesn't take long. -- Martin _______________________________________________ Fink-beginners mailing list [email protected] https://lists.sourceforge.net/lists/listinfo/fink-beginners
