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Nikos Chantziaras <realnc <at> gmail.com> writes: |
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> On 21/04/15 20:09, james wrote: |
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> > [installing gcc 5 system-wide through portage] |
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This is not my intention, system wide... |
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> Now that 5.1 is in Portage (masked), you should keep in mind that |
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> emerging it will result in the 5.1 libraries being used, even if you |
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> keep 4.9 (or 4.8) as the default compiler. |
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4.8 for now. I was going to google and noodle around this issue, but |
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since you brought it up.... |
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> This is not really guaranteed to work well. AFAIK, the only |
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> fully-supported configuration is having the latest emerged gcc version |
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> be the default compiler. It might still be best to install 5.1 locally |
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> outside of portage if you don't intent to make 5.1 the default system |
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> compiler. |
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Naive question: Can't I use /usr/local/portage/..... I guess not, |
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nor my second 'dumb' idea to set it up as user 'portage' |
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Ok so what is the overview how to install it (hopefully using |
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standard gentoo methods) So that I can just use it for amd64 |
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codes to test on test machines? Also, what about standard libs and |
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custome libs -[1]? |
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Later on I want to compile with it on arm64 in a cross compile environment |
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for the arm64 target (Cortex A53). [2] |
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James |
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[1] http://joelinoff.com/blog/?p=1003 |
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[2] http://www.arm.com/products/processors/armv8-architecture.php |
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