On Apr 23, 2008, at 3:10 AM, Michael Mrejen wrote:
>
> The question is now, how can I tell the linker to choose one of the
> gcc
> version available?
You need to compile and link everything with the same version of gcc
and g++. For example, suppose you have one version of cc installed as
gcc-4.1, g++-4.1, and g77-4.1. Then you can compile and link with
these by using:
./configure CC=gcc-4.1 CXX=g++-4.1 F77=g77-4.1
Alternatively if you installed under the same names, you can set up
your $PATH so that it prefers one version of gcc. I suspect that you
may have installed only g77 from a separate version of gcc; in that
case you will want to install the rest of that version of gcc too
(i.e. the C and C++ compilers).
Steven
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