FWIW a recent version of gcc is available on CentOS 6 via devtoolset-2: http://linux.web.cern.ch/linux/devtoolset/
Regards Le mardi 14 octobre 2014 à 13:42 -0700, Elliot Saba a écrit : > Julia packages tend to use system packages when they are available via > yum, apt-get, etc.... If you run into a package that does not use yum > when it should, and it doesn't install properly, open an issue on that > package's issue tracker, (you can usually find the Github repository > for any given package by just googling for it. The ".jl" at the end > of our package names disambiguates our packages from everything else > really well) and feel free to call my attention to the build issue by > including "@staticfloat" in the issue text. > > > In general however, I would expect most packages to "just work", even > if they need to be compiled. The reason Julia was failing is because > our basic linear algebra library, OpenBLAS, tries to make explicit use > of new CPU instructions that your version of gcc does not understand. > For more "normal" code, this shouldn't be a problem. > -E
