Tushar Teredesai wrote:
In that case just install gcc-3.4.4 into /usr with the additional
languages that you need. Follow the BLFS instructions.
Even with 6066 test failures for gcc?
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On 8/24/05, D.Dreschers <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> I installed 3.4.4 while building lfs and now just want to add
> the additional languages.
In that case just install gcc-3.4.4 into /usr with the additional
languages that you need. Follow the BLFS instructions.
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Recently, Somebody Somewhere wrote these words
> Can I build and install in /usr/local and then just move them
> all to /usr? Or is the path hardcoded in the binaries?
>
You can probably build all in /usr/local and _leave_ it in /usr/local
I ran a system with gcc-2.95-3 in /usr and gcc-3.3.1 in /
Randy McMurchy wrote:
>>in order to avoid rebuilding my complete system is it
>>possible to build solely the objc,f77 and ada compiler
>>and install them in /usr/local without damaging the
>>c and c++ compiler in /usr ?
>
> What do you mean "damaging"? What version of GCC do you currently
> have i
D.Dreschers wrote these words on 08/23/05 20:17 CST:
> in order to avoid rebuilding my complete system is it
> possible to build solely the objc,f77 and ada compiler
> and install them in /usr/local without damaging the
> c and c++ compiler in /usr ?
What do you mean "damaging"? What version of G
Hello,
in order to avoid rebuilding my complete system is it
possible to build solely the objc,f77 and ada compiler
and install them in /usr/local without damaging the
c and c++ compiler in /usr ?
Daniel
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Hi,
I'm trying to install gcc-3.4.4 with c, c++, objc, ada and f77
on my lfs (svn-20050808).
I followed the instructions from blfs (also svn).
After running the test-suite I decided not to install it, due
to the massive amount of unexpected failures.
I blamed gnat for it. But it isn't gnats fault