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Re: [Crosstool] Howto make CT use gcc34 (not target) when compiling?


Martin Egholm Nielsen wrote:
Hello hello,

On my Fedora Core 2 I have both gcc-3.3 and gcc-3.4 installed. However, the gcc-3.3 executable is called "gcc", hence (?) is the one crosstool uses, whereas the gcc-3.4 executable is called "gcc34".
Is there a way to configure crosstool to use the other executables?

is their also a gcc33 and gcc's symlinked to that? Its been a while since I've used FC (and that was FC1) but this is how debian does it, which makes resetting the default gcc a snap. However its usually better to leave which gcc is default alone (in case of ABI issues, etc) if you plan on making software to run on your distro and go w/ the env CC option like Dan Kegel mentioned in most cases.




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