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I need gcc-4.1.2 because CUDA examples are failed when compiled with |
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gcc-4.3.3 or at least I could not make it work with CUDA. |
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Now I have the new problem that I could not compile gcc-4.1.2 with |
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gcc-4.3.3 and it seem hard to solve this problem. |
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Does anyone here in our forum could make CUDA work on Gentoo with gcc-4.3? |
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Thanks a lot |
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Hung |
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Jorge Morais wrote: |
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> On Sat, 02 May 2009 20:34:02 +0300 |
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> Nikos Chantziaras <realnc@×××××.de> wrote: |
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>> Hung Dang wrote: |
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>>> Hi all |
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>>> I have to emerge gcc-4.1.2 to use with CUDA. However, I receive the |
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>>> following message. |
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>>> !!! 'gcc-4.1.2' is not a valid package atom. |
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>>> !!! Please check ebuild(5) for full details. |
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>>> |
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>>> What should I do to avoid of this problem? |
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>>> |
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>> Try: |
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>> emerge --oneshot =gcc-4.1.2 |
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>> (that is, you need an "=" in front.) |
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>> Or simply just: |
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>> emerge --oneshot gcc |
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>> if you're not using an ~arch ("testing") GCC. |
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> In many architectures GCC 4.3 is the newest stable versions, dude. |
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