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Am 2015-05-20 um 20:55 schrieb Frank Peters: |
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> What is going on with the new gcc-5.1.0? |
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> I've read some reports that others are already using gcc-5.1.0, |
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> yet when I try to install gcc-5.1.0 it pulled in isl-0.14 which |
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> completely broke my current gcc-4.9.2. As a result I could compile |
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> nothing. I had to temporarily install the Fedora isl-0.12.2 |
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> libraries so I could downgrade to the Gentoo version and get things |
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> working again. |
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> I notice that gcc-5.1.0 has a keyword mask and isl-0.14 and |
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> cloog-0.18.3, both of which are needed for gcc-5.1.0, are hard masked. |
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> My plan is to leave things alone until everything becomes unmasked |
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> but how are others able to use gcc-5.1.0? |
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> The only way to do so would be to install isl-0.14 in a different |
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> slot but I don't think portage will allow this. |
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isl is only pulled in by USE="graphite" for gcc ... |
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as I don't have that set I have gcc-5.1.0 compiled and working. |
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maybe remove that flag for now? |
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