George Vasick wrote:
> Yes, you are 100% corrected on the studio side. For gcc, the build uses
> the compiler installed on the live system. I don't know why the two are
> handled differently. We do need to accommodate Solaris builds, however.
> They are one of our important users.
This is easy enough to change if needed.
The following seems clear:
1) we need to support multiple, coexisting versions of gcc.
2) If any version of gcc is installed, it should appear
in the user's default path.
Note that the same "find it easily, but support multiple
versions" is needed by Studio, python, perl, ....
This means we need verexec:
http://blogs.sun.com/sch/entry/verexec_1_a_simple_execute
- Bart
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