On Sun, 23 Jun 2002 00:45:10 -0700 (PDT) Duane King <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> > AS for my problem, I did a standard upgrade/install > from source; Yet when I do a --version, I get th old > one.. as if its not taking, strangly enough - any > ideas on this? > Different versions of gcc will Install rather than Upgrade. --version gives you 2.9.6 because that is still the default. Having multiple versions of gcc I found it easiest to select 1 terminal and set the env variable for this terminal to build with a specific gcc. In your case version 3.0.1. So I want to use eterm to always build using 3.0.1, su to root and enter "export CC=gcc-3.0.1" without the quotes. >From this point on, unless you change your kernel, any builds you do in eterm will be done with gcc-3.0.1 and from any other terminal builds will still be done with 2.9.6 Charles -------------- "The only way for a reporter to look at a politician is down." -- H.L. Mencken ---------------------- Charles A Edwards [EMAIL PROTECTED] ----------------------
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