Dear Experts,
Can anyone suggest the best approach to installing a
newer gcc on an older Debian system?
Specifically, I have an Nvidia Jetson developer board which
is running buster, and cannot easily be upgraded because of
the non-free Nvidia stuff. But I'd like to install a newer
g++ in order
Hi Matthias,
Matthias Klose wrote:
won't change that.
Would you like to explain why?
Regards,
Phil.
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Package: libstdc++6-4.1-dev
Version: 4.1.1-14
Severity: normal
Hi,
Currently libstdc++6-4.1-dev depends on g++-4.1, and vice-versa.
While I think it's reasonable for g++ to depend on libstdc++-dev, I don't see a
good reason why libstdc++-dev must depend on g++, and I suggest that this is
redu
I think I found a bug in gcc-4.2
int i, j;
printf("%d %d\n", j, (void *)(j));
This looks like a strict-aliasing issue to me; you're casting from an
int to a void*, which is undefined. Did you get any warnings? (Did
you compile with warnings enabled? -Wstrict-aliasing?) Investigate the
-
Arthur Loiret wrote:
2007/9/20, Phil Endecott <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
Yes. g++ (cross compiler) is installed on my PC. The PC mounts the
NSLU2's filesystem using NFS. I want to install libstdc++ on the NSLU2
so that the cross compiler on the PC can use it. I do not plan to use
t
Arthur Loiret wrote:
I haven't built anything. I've just tried to "apt-get install
libstdc++6-4.1-dev" on my NSLU2, and it tells me that I must also
install g++.
Are you telling me you are going to try to use libstdc++-dev without g++? :-)
Yes. g++ (cross compiler) is installed on my PC. T
Arthur Loiret wrote:
Hello,
you might have forgotten to build with DEB_CROSS_INDEPENDENT to also
build a cross gcc-4.1-base, see in rules.defs:
Hi Arthur, thanks for replying.
I haven't built anything. I've just tried to "apt-get install
libstdc++6-4.1-dev" on my NSLU2, and it tells me that
Dear Experts,
It seems that the libstdc++-dev packages depend on a particular version
of gcc/g++, e.g.
$ dpkg -s libstdc++6-4.1-dev
Package: libstdc++6-4.1-dev
[snip]
Depends: gcc-4.1-base (= 4.1.1-14), g++-4.1 (= 4.1.1-14), libstdc++6
(>= 4.1.1-14), libc6-dev (>= 2.3.6-7)
I can understand
I've just tried building gcc-3.3 with this patch applied and it gets the
Provides: lines wrong for libstdc++. Comparing it with the patch for gcc-3.4
(bug #357658) I changed the mentions of GCC_SO to CXX_SO in the obvious
places, and it superficially seems to work.
(I'd love to see a release
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