On Thu, Jan 15, 2009 at 02:25:44PM -0800, Douglas Walls wrote: > So, if you have installed the unbundled Sun Studio, like the upcoming Sun > Studio 13, with its package that overrides the links in /usr/bin and > /usr/share/man, and you have some reason you want the bundled compiler > back on your path.
Um. I think that's a "don't do that" scenario. It's not terribly clear to me why you'd not just uninstall the unbundled symlink package and reinstall the bundled symlink package (or however those links get rebuilt -- I don't recall you having a separate package for those, which would then preclude the unbundled symlink package from being installed on the system at the same time as the bundled compilers). If you really want to have ultimate flexibility with compiler versions, just don't install the bundled ones. Danek
