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On 19 May 2012 16:23, Urs Schutz <u.schutz@×××××××.ch> wrote: |
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> Yesterday I manually compiled photivo, a camera raw file |
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> converter and image editor. One of the requirements for |
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> installing is gcc 4.6. So I manually unmasked gcc 4.6.3 |
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> and installed it with portage. |
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> After switching gcc with gcc-config and . /etc/profile, |
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> photivo compiled fine. |
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> A test run showed that photivo is running fine. |
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> I simply do not know enough about gcc and gentoo to leave |
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> gcc at 4.6.3, and switched back to the stable 4.5 branch |
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> (gcc-config and . /etc/profile again). |
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> When I try to run photivo again I get an error: |
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> photivo: /usr/lib/gcc/i686-pc-linux-gnu/4.5.3/libstdc++.so.6: |
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> version `GLIBCXX_3.4.15' not found (required by photivo) |
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> locate -i glibcxx shows no results. |
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> My question is: Can I set some variables (e.g. in a bash |
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> start script) that photivo thinks it is running on a system |
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> with gcc 4.6? All the components are installed, as I can |
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> switch gcc to 4.6.3 and run photivo as user. |
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> I do not see any changes in environment variables before |
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> and after switching gcc versions. What magic does |
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> gcc-config do? |
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Compile it statically linked? |