I built java with gcc 3.2. The way I look at it, gcc 3.2 is the new standard and everything older should be dumped. One of the reasons I like Linux is that it moves on. I posted a message earlier on cooker stating my opinion that they ought to post mozilla compiled with gcc 3.2. I think this would force Sun to produce java that would work with gcc 3.2. Talk about a bunch of messages disagreeing. Oh, well, I still stick to that opinion 'cause I can make java work with mozilla compiled with gcc 3.2.
See: http://www.geocities.com/tush/lfs/ Ken Buchan Milne wrote: > Ummm, that's going to break java, unless you have a jre compiled with > gcc3.2, or you have convinced SUN to release one. > > The whole point of compiling mozilla with gcc2.96 is so that java DOES > work. > -- Kenton A. Groombridge [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://home.coastalnow.net/~kgroombr/
