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Hi guys. Suddenly after a few package updates ( not including colorgcc ) I don't see any colors during compilation anymore!
Anyone got any ideas on how to get things back the way they were?
EDIT: if i give : "colorgcc -c -Wall -DSQLITE_THREADSAFE=0 -o src/.obj/sqlite3.o src/sqlite3/sqlite3.c" for example, i get the colored output. What's wrong?
Last edited by nwoki (2011-01-02 18:04:40)
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bump.
Been googling for a whole day, can't find anything
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Maybe check pacman logs, does not seem to be any other clues on forum
Mr Green
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Pacman logs show no error. I have colorgcc and gcc installed correctly. It just stopped coloring out of the blue!
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rollback
oh,my pooooooor english :'(
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went back to "colorgcc-1.3.2-5.pkg.tar.gz" but nothing
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i think there was a new version of gcc rolled out recently, maybe that broke colorgcc?
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Nope, not the gcc package. Am I the only one with this problem?
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Nope, not the gcc package. Am I the only one with this problem?
Nope, it doesn't work here too, used to work some time ago, not sure when it broke
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anyone with any updates?
EDIT: if i call "colorgcc <files> " i get colorized output. Seems like gcc doesn't call colorgcc. Any ideas?
Last edited by nwoki (2010-12-28 20:09:20)
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Issue solved by creating symlinks in my "/usr/local/bin" folder.
ln -s /usr/bin/colorgcc gcc
ln -s /usr/bin/colorgcc g++
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Or set the CC var:
export CC=/usr/bin/colorgcc
Which is imo better then symlinking
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/usr/local/bin ? very strange
Mr Green
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/usr/local/bin ? very strange
Yep, seems strange to me as well, but it works
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If which had shown up colorcc in /usr/local/bin then it would have been quicker just to delete it.
But as you say it works job done!
Mr Green
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