>>>> gcc 4.0.2 >>> >>> Then it must be this bug: >>> http://gcc.gnu.org/bugzilla/show_bug.cgi?id=19699 . >> >> Is there any workaround for it that could be put in the source to avoir such >> issues? > > Using `--disable-error-on-warning' is the best solution here. You could > try upgrading GMP also, in case it helps.
I did that. But when using gcc 4.0.2 to compile, I need to use the gmp 4.1.4 because of dependencies (mpfr also), that gcc 4.0.2 was a binary install, as well as gmp 4.1.4 and others who all depend on each other, so I'm stuck with those versions. When I finally can get gcc 4.3.3 compiled, I will regain the freedom of using other updated packages. In the mean time I'm trying to recompile using cc instead of gcc, and I have a fresh install of gmp 4.2.4 and configure doesn't think that gmp is newer than 4.1 so I'm stuck again with that. How can I get configure to get that gmp version right? -- Didier Godefroy mailto:[email protected]
