Just to clarify this issue with gcc in more detail. While those
gcc releases which don't recognize darwin10 could be run on darwin10
as prebuilt binaries, the compiler itself would be miscompiled under
darwin10 (so you can't build the package itself but could run a
copy built under darwin9). The first full multilib build of
x86_64-apple-darwin9/10 is available in gcc44. The gcc43 package
could in theory be built under darwin9 as a x86_64-apple-darwin9
target but it wouldn't have an i386 multilib. So again, the best
approach is to not allow any gcc older than gcc44 to be built on
10.6 and get serious about fixing the remaining packages that
need adjusted to build on gcc 4.4.0. Most code should have patches
available either from Fedora Rawhide or Debian that packagers
can use.
Jack
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