On Thu, 2003-08-21 at 16:59, Loic Domaigne wrote: > One thing that I'm wondering, is if the magic "-pthread" flag of gcc > links against to right libpthread... (LT or NPTL depending on the > kernel version you are using). I have to do some more > researchs on this... Most things linked against linuxthreads just work when you install glibc+NPTL, because the LT libpthreads.so.* are just replaced by NPTL libraries that get resolved similarly by the runtime linker.
As far as gcc is concerned, it's the same lib. LT is no longer really there. > I believe, I'd like to have e.g. both gcc-3.2.x and gcc-3.3, installed on > different directory. See the SLOT dealy in the ebuild. I'm using 3.3.1 slotted as "3.3" which prevents it from overwriting other similarly slotted gccs. > Once I damaged my floppy drive with a driver programmed by myself > (it was written in ASM, and I made a mistake in a while loop... > It looped indefinitively... As a result the floppy drive's head went > to a place it shouldn't have go. Surprisingly, since then, I never wrote > a broken while loop again...) Floppy drives, while harmless, can make scary sounds... -- [EMAIL PROTECTED] mailing list
