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i want to upgrade gcc and i got the source code.
What should i do to upgrade it cleanly?
Should i uninstall previous gcc verison? and cleanly how?
i dont ...
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- 10-03-2003 #1Linux Newbie
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gcc upgrade
i want to upgrade gcc and i got the source code.
What should i do to upgrade it cleanly?
Should i uninstall previous gcc verison? and cleanly how?
i dont want to use rpm or src.rpm
i use RedHat 7.3
thxJust a Newbie....Looking 4 Info....
- 10-09-2003 #2Linux Newbie
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i dont like repeating my questions but anyone knows the answer?
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- 10-16-2003 #3Just Joined!
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If you uninstall gcc, how will you compile gcc? :-S
You can cause all sorts of problems, especially if you're upgrading from 2.X to 3.X as they aren't binary compatible. Be prepared for lots of breakages.
- 10-17-2003 #4Just Joined!
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It is no problem to have a new GCC while holding the old one.You can install it with different prefix like /usr/local/gcc-3.2.After that ,all you have to do is to make some symbol links and add sth to your $PATH.
You should read the Install guide shipes with GCC tarball carefully .
- 10-20-2003 #5Linux Newbie
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Hmm ok. I ll try all of them. Thx.
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