 Which Version Of Gcc To Compile Against?, Is 4.0 stable enough? |
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 Sep 18 2005, 08:20 AM
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Alrighty.
I've been playing around with BitBake again, and after finally getting a toolchain together, I find out that it's using GCC 4.0. This is a slight problem because OpenZaurus 3.5.3 uses GCC 3.4, so I can't make anything work without upgrading my whole system or building a new toolchain. The question I'm asking here is, would it be worth it to upgrade, or am I going to run into incompatibilities and such? |
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Jul 24 2006, 01:10 PM
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Did you ever try this? I'm running into the same issue myself -- my toolchain uses gcc-4.1.1 so I'm wondering if my programs will run on the Zaurus. I'm planning on using ipkg "--force-depends" and seeing if that works.
QUOTE(Ikkakujyu @ Sep 18 2005, 12:20 PM) Alrighty.
I've been playing around with BitBake again, and after finally getting a toolchain together, I find out that it's using GCC 4.0. This is a slight problem because OpenZaurus 3.5.3 uses GCC 3.4, so I can't make anything work without upgrading my whole system or building a new toolchain. The question I'm asking here is, would it be worth it to upgrade, or am I going to run into incompatibilities and such?  |
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Ikkakujyu Which Version Of Gcc To Compile Against? Sep 18 2005, 08:20 AM
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