Hello,
I'm doing security experiments on Debian Sarge. I need to compile
all packages under gcc 3.4 instead of gcc 3.3. (The C++ analysis
tool can parse g++ 3.4 headers but not g++ 3.3 headers.) Is there
any reason this won't work, excepting a small number of
idiosyncratic packages?
Since I'm automating this on a large scale with UML and whatnot,
it's not as simple as changing the /usr/bin/gcc symlink.
I'm planning on modifying my gcc-defaults so that it depends on
gcc-3.4 instead of gcc-3.3, and symlinks /usr/bin/{gcc,
i386-linux-gcc} to gcc-3.4.
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Karl 2005-06-10 19:08
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