Maybe there is a very good explanation for this, but it has me
baffled. I've created a new package that won't build with gcc 4.
So, I put a GCC: 3.3 line in the info file, thinking that this would
allow fink to tell the user he needed to run gcc_select 3.3. But, I
discovered that if you have gcc_select 3.3, and there is a GCC: 3.3
line in the .info file, fink tells you to run gcc_select 4.0. Why?
This seems very backwards to me.
Kevin Horton
Ottawa, Canada
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