GCC 4.8.4 definitely works, so 4.8.2 is probably fine too.
On Fri, Sep 8, 2017 at 2:57 AM, Chris Hillery wrote:
> Thanks for the reply, Jakob. As I mentioned, I do have gcc 4.8.2 already
> running on Centos 6, which should be new enough to build v8 5.9, correct?
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Thanks for the reply, Jakob. As I mentioned, I do have gcc 4.8.2 already
running on Centos 6, which should be new enough to build v8 5.9, correct?
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All old versions of all tools should still be available. However, it's
possible that they won't solve your problem: e.g. when you use a compiler
that's old enough to run on CentOS 6, then it will probably be too old to
support the C++11 features that V8 uses nowadays.
Your best bet is probably to
The binary tools aren't in git; they're downloaded by various other build
scripts.
I have tried rolling depot_tools back to an earlier time, but most of the
problematic tools (clang, binutils, sysroot) aren't actually from there;
they're from other projects embedded in v8 source code.
I've als
It looks like it's a git repo, I would guess you be able to just check out
the tools that were available at the same time as the version of V8 that
you want to build?
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On Wednesday, September 6, 2017 at 10:27:12 PM UTC-7, Chris Hillery wrote:
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> I've seen several earlier threads on varian
