From: Stephen Kasirye (kassets@techmuk.ac.ug)
Date: Tue May 08 2001 - 21:09:08 CEST
On Mon, 7 May 2001, jake nicely wrote:
> it is a script , not a binary. read the page , i don't understand it as
> well as some other people might. all i know is that i can now write
> siftware using a rh7 system and run it on mu , if i use the script to
> compile it rather than "plain" gcc :) i compiled mpg123-0.59r on my redhat
> system , for example. it uses a makefile , so i just replaced all the
> relevant references of gcc to gcc5 (thats what the script is called). i
> couldn't run the makefile on my mu machine for some reason.
Jake,
I have read the page extensively and that requires a redhat system to do
the installation onto. Then the compile can follow. So under mu, where can
I get a complete gcc compiler to do the compilations there and then?
Stephen.
> ----------------------------------------------
> >
> >> i just wanted to point anyone who is interested to a site that details
> >> compileing stuff for libc5 on a system that uses libc6 , like red hat 7.
> >>
> >> http://ecg.mit.edu/george/gcc5.html
> >
> >Where on the net are the binaries of the gcc 2.7.2.1 compiler that work
> >under mu?
> >
>
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