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GhostRider

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Registered: 2006-08-01

Posts: 12

Downgrading gcc temporary in order to compile amule-cvs

Hi everyone,
I tried to compile amule cvs lately, but unfortunately, it doesn't work with gcc4.
how can i set gcc3, temporary, as default compiler?
I saw there's a gcc3 version on pacman, but it didn't help when i tried to do Pacman -Rd gcc
and then pacman -S gcc3
Is there any better way?

Thanks in advance

Last edited by GhostRider (2008-03-30 18:04:44)

wuischke

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From: Suisse Romande

Registered: 2007-01-06

Posts: 630

Re: Downgrading gcc temporary in order to compile amule-cvs

aMule developmental version does work with gcc 4.3 since snapshot 29. march, there's no need to downgrade gcc.

GhostRider

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Registered: 2006-08-01

Posts: 12

Re: Downgrading gcc temporary in order to compile amule-cvs

aMule developmental version does work with gcc 4.3 since snapshot 29. march, there's no need to downgrade gcc.

Thanks mate for the fast response

I'll get the new snapshot.

zyghom

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From: Poland/currently Africa

Registered: 2006-05-11

Posts: 432

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Re: Downgrading gcc temporary in order to compile amule-cvs

there are many soft not working yet with gcc 4.3
I did temporary downgrade of gcc as well
till developers of such programs will correct their sources

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Zygfryd Homonto

wuischke

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From: Suisse Romande

Registered: 2007-01-06

Posts: 630

Re: Downgrading gcc temporary in order to compile amule-cvs

You could also use CC=gcc3 CXX=g++3 ./configure (or something like that) if your programs use these variables. Saves the trouble of downgrading.

Last edited by wuischke (2008-03-30 18:49:03)