Hi!
I know that I have installed both gcc versions - 2.96 and 3.01. I'd like
to use the 3.01 version, but how?
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if i remember it right you have to replace the command gcc with gcc-3.0.1
(assuming that you have the package installed with all the necessary
dependencies).
you can also check the info of the package because there is a mini-instruction
there..
rpm -qi gcc-3.0.1
or whatever the packagename for
On Mon, 19 Nov 2001 10:29:08 +0100, hellmut [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi!
I know that I have installed both gcc versions - 2.96 and 3.01. I'd like
to use the 3.01 version, but how?
I'm assuming that you use bash for your shell (if you don't know what bash is,
then you're most likely using
All you have to do is install 3.01 as well as 2.96 using Mandrake software
manager. Then (it seems to be totally automatic) if you look at /bin/gcc you
will see that it has become a symlink pointing to /etc/alternates/gcc which
is itself a symlink to either /sbin/gcc2.96 or /sbin/gcc3.01
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