You guys ever encountered a system with compilers named gcc-3.4.1 gcc-3.4.2 icc-8.1 ...
Yep, but you would need to build a different libtool for each compiler. Relying on the compiler checks performed on one working for another is likely to cause trouble.
You mean because gcc-3.4.1 is installed to use the GNU linker and outputs 32-bits by default while gcc-3.4.2 is installed to use the Sun Solaris linker and outputs 64-bits by default? Just thinking out loud ...
On my system I have some 'gcc-foo' shell scripts that run gcc with non-default options.
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