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On Thursday 02 May 2002 12:45 pm, Chad M. Huneycutt wrote: |
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> MadCoder wrote: |
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> > I saw there already exists a ebuild for gcc-3.0. |
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> > |
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> > is it possible to install both gcc2.95 and gcc3.0 (like a debian for |
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> > example) |
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> Since no one has answered yet, the answer is yes. I just tried it |
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> yesterday, and it works fine. Just give it a ebuild |
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> /usr/portage/sys-devel/gcc/gcc-3.0.4-...ebuild merge |
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> and all the gcc-3 related stuff will have a -3.0 appended. |
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I have a machine at home I built from scratch using gcc3 and it works |
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beautifully, with the one drawback that I cannot seem to get kdelibs to |
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compile with gcc3 for the life of me. If anyone knows a workaround I'd love |
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to get kde3 going on that machine ... otherwise I'll stick with gnome for |
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now. The gcc3 compiled machine does seem snappier, but that may be |
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psychosomatic. :-) |
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