On Sat, 24 Mar 2007 09:17:01 +0100 Arnaud FARINE <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hello, Greetings. > So I decided to install gcc 4.1.1 > I don't know the gcc, its compiler and others params. > I used the following flag bootstrap build objc. > When I would compiled my program, I had an error concerning c++ > object (isn't present). > So, I added fortran and objc++ to my use-flags and compiled again... I _think_ those use flags are for objective c and c++, a modified C language. Fortran is support for the old fortran language. The only use flag for gcc that effects c++ support is the 'nocxx' use flag, which is disabled by default and must be specifically enabled to disable c++ support. > If I want to emerge gcc, I get a message : you delete a part of your > system :-( So stop, Arnaud send a message to newsgroup !! > > 1. Can I unmerge my gcc without problem ? no. gcc is used to build most of the executables on your system. Unless you want to install from binary packages from now on (there may not be binaries for every package readily available), you need gcc. > 2. how emerge gcc to have the c++ compiler try the program 'g++'. > 3. how reset a correct environnement !! I'm not sure what you want here. Hopefully the answer to #2 is what's lacking. > Thank you for your help No problem Regards, --Dan -- gentoo-user@gentoo.org mailing list
