> > I see. Forget about 4.0.x then. Supposing that support for
> > i686-apple-darwin is added for the 4.1 series, would that be enough
> > motivation to split 4.1 apart from 4.2? I've noticed the .patch work for
> > your 4.2 package, mostly in the configure department. Has anyone looked
> > int
David Fang wrote:
>>> Would it be possible (and a good idea?) to split the gcc4 package
>>> into release-branches? e.g. gcc4.0 (currently 4.0.3), gcc4.1 (currently
>>> 4.1.1) and gcc4.2 (whatever recent snapshot)? With the current 10.4
>>> trees, I have to install my own (FSF) 4.0.x and 4
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On Jul 12, 2006, at 11:19 PM, David Fang wrote:
> libgfortran.so.0 -> gcc 4.0.3
> libgfortran.so.1 -> gcc 4.1.1
> libgfortran.so.2 -> gcc 4.2
>
> The current gcc4 in unstable has a bogus libgfortran.so.1 since it
> already is probably missing the abo
> > Would it be possible (and a good idea?) to split the gcc4 package
> > into release-branches? e.g. gcc4.0 (currently 4.0.3), gcc4.1 (currently
> > 4.1.1) and gcc4.2 (whatever recent snapshot)? With the current 10.4
> > trees, I have to install my own (FSF) 4.0.x and 4.1.1, now that
> >
Dan,
The point though is that the current gcc4 has a bogus libgfortran.so.1.
So if there are compatibility packages created they will have to be
mapped as...
libgfortran.so.0 -> gcc 4.0.3
libgfortran.so.1 -> gcc 4.1.1
libgfortran.so.2 -> gcc 4.2
The current gcc4 in unstable has a bogus libgfor
On Wed, Jul 12, 2006 at 07:57:38PM -0400, David Fang wrote:
> > So the next time we update gcc4, we will have to contend with the
> > breakage of any package that uses gfortran from gcc4.
> > Jack
>
> Hi,
> Would it be possible (and a good idea?) to split the gcc4 package
> i
> So the next time we update gcc4, we will have to contend with the
> breakage of any package that uses gfortran from gcc4.
> Jack
Hi,
Would it be possible (and a good idea?) to split the gcc4 package
into release-branches? e.g. gcc4.0 (currently 4.0.3), gcc4.1 (currently
4.
As I warned, the gcc developers will be bumping the .so of
libgfortran for the gcc 4.2 release tomorrow...
http://gcc.gnu.org/ml/fortran/2006-07/msg00128.html
So the next time we update gcc4, we will have to contend with the
breakage of any package that uses gfortran from gcc4.
I just went through the steps of installing gnucash on my PowerBook G4
through Fink. I haven't started using it extensively yet, but the
account setup steps worked great on my Mac. I used to use Gnucash on
my linux box before I got the Mac a few years ago, but now I'm fed up
with Quicken iss
