jipe wrote: > On 02 Oct 2002 17:16:41 +0100 > Andy Weller <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > >>Dear all >> >>I have installed gcc2.96-2.96-0.80mdk.i586.rpm (along with 3.2) under >>9.0 as some 3rd party application requires it. To run the install script >>I: >> >># su >># cd /mnt/cdrom >># ./install-unix >> >>At present it still bums out as I think it is still recognising 3.2. Is >>there a command I pass with './install-unix' so that it recognises 2.96? >>I have tried: >> >># gcc-$(gcc2-version) ./install-unix >># ./install-unix gcc-$(gcc2-version) >> >>Both to no avail... Any clues/ideas would be greatly appreciated! >> >>Andy >> > > currently, you can set CC to point on the compiler you wish to use and maybe CXX to >if you need a c++ compiler. > CC=/path_to/gcc > CXX=/path_to/c++ > ./install-unix > but i cannot know if this will work with your install script :-/ .... > > bye > jipe >
$ rpm -qa | grep gcc gcc-cpp-3.2-1mdk gcc-3.2-1mdk gcc-c++-3.2-1mdk libgcc1-3.2-1mdk I would see that the same versions of gcc-cpp and gcc-c++ are also installed then, as root, do: # update-alternatives --config gcc This script allows you to switch between different versions of gcc or other programs linked in /etc/alternatives. IIANM Rolf
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