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you might check out gcc-config. i remember reading that it is now possible to |
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have both gcc 2 and gcc 3 installed. you would use gcc-config to switch |
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between which one was used for emerge. |
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* sys-devel/gcc-config |
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Latest version available: 1.3.3-r1 |
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Latest version installed: 1.3.3-r1 |
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Size of downloaded files: 0 kB |
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Homepage: http://www.gentoo.org/ |
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Description: Utility to change the gcc compiler being used. |
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i'm not sure how that helps get an old version of libc though? |
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On Tuesday 07 October 2003 8:03 am, SteveC wrote: |
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> hello... |
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> Mathematica used to work on my iBook when gcc 2.xx was up. Now the thing |
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> defaults to 3.xx and it segfaults pretty much straight away. |
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> the mathematica people say I need a copy of libc.so.5, which was easy |
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> enough in debian/x86 to apt-get install :-) |
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> how can I get 2.x && 3.x to coexist, get it to compile the old libc or |
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> whatever to get things working again? |
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> tia! |
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> have fun, |
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> SteveC steve@×××××××××.com http://www.fractalus.com/steve/ |
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