On 10/30/2011 21:12, Prof Brian Ripley wrote: > It seems this version has e.g. cc1.exe built against libstdc++6.dll. > Why does a C-code compiler front-end need C++ support? (The 4.6.2 > version did not, nor does any cc1 I have ever seen.) >
PPL is still required for graphite afaik, its C++, but gcc uses cloog to use it. > The issue is that you can normally run the 32-bit compiler as > > /path/to/mingw32/bin/gcc > > and the 64-bit one as > > /path/to/mingw64/bin/gcc > > but not in this build (and cc1.exe etc are also linked against the > libwinpthread-1.dll). This provides a simple and transparent way to > build both 32- and 64-bit versions of applications without forever > manipulating paths. > Did you happen to rename the prefixed versions? You could have the prefixed versions working nicely without playing with PATHS, or having both of them called "gcc".
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