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Re: [PATCH]: Update minimum MPC version to 0.8


From: "Basile STARYNKEVITCH" <basile@starynkevitch.net>

I noticed on my Debian/Sid - on which I just compiled MPC 0.8 with default prefix, so it goes into /usr/local - that if there is an older version of MPC in /usr it is taken even if an explicit --with-mpc=/usr/local is passed to configure.

In other words, I had to remove the libmpc-dev package provided by Debian.

(I assume you mean the /usr copy was used when you bootstrapped GCC. Thanks for testing that.)


You're not explicit about what step it fails on. Configure? Compiling some *.c file? Linking cc1? etc.

Is this something unique to MPC or would GMP/MPFR have similar problems if setup in the same /usr + /usr/local scenario?

       Thanks,
       --Kaveh


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