Hi,
Quite late :), I'm going to do my homework, that is the loooong upgrade
to gcc 3.4.x --> 4.1.x
The subject has been widely discussed, so I've just a couple of
questions to be super-safe:
- I'm going to follow [1] (of course) and [2] (looks nice). Other useful
guides?
- Is there a new incompatible GCC upgrade going to be unmasked? I see
4.2 and 4.3 are hard masked, but if there is the suspicion they're going
to be used relatively soon AND they are not binary compatible with 4.1,
I may wait for those. When I did 3.3-->3.4, I waited long, and 4.1
became stable after a week... :/
- Is it mandatory/highly advisable to recompile also the kernel, or can
I postpone? In the first case, when it's better to recompile it (before
all/after all)?
- Do I have to emerge glibc 2.4 first and gcc later, or I can have glibc
emerged in the emerge -e system?
- Any other glitch/tarpit I must be aware of?
[1]http://www.gentoo.org/doc/en/gcc-upgrading.xml#doc_chap2
[2]http://www.benr75.com/pages/gentoo_gcc_4.1.1_upgrade_guide
Thanks for all!
m.
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