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GCC and stdlibc++
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- Subject: GCC and stdlibc++
- From: "Lafond, Kenneth G" <kenneth dot g dot lafond at intel dot com>
- Date: Fri, 3 Aug 2001 15:08:55 -0700
GCC Team -
I'm not sure if this is the correct contact point, but if not I hope
you could point me inthe right direction. I'm interested in doing a kernel
compile (2.4.7) with Redhat 7.1. The kernel specs require version 2.91-66
of gcc to do the compilation. Redhat 7.1 ships with gcc 2.96-85. If I try
to go back to the older version of gcc, I must eventually remove the 2.96-85
version of the stdlibc++ libraries - but doing so would break a lot of other
functionality/dependencies. I'm wondering if I'm required to match the
version of gcc with the version of stdlibc++, or will a later version of the
libraries work with an earlier version of gcc? Am I doing this the hard way
or going about it all wrong (or maybe 2.96-85 is supposed to be able to
compile 2.4.7)?
Kenneth Lafond