[wplug] Installation directories
DAVID G MATTHEWS
dgm4+ at pitt.edu
Wed Aug 8 21:39:50 EDT 2001
I've also heard about problems with gcc3 as well as 2.96, especially if
you're trying to build something written in C++ rather than C. 2.95 has
done good by me.
-dgm
On Wed, 8 Aug 2001 mdanish at andrew.cmu.edu wrote:
> I've heard that Redhat distributed a broken version of gcc with 7,
> but gcc-3.0-only may not be the route to go... I've yet to hear of
> a person successfully building a kernel using gcc3 on i386 at least.
>
> Perhaps getting egcs 2.91 for critical applications may be advisable.
>
> /usr/local is the autoconf default, the rationale for which may be
> to stay out of package managers' way... they supposedly should not
> touch /usr/local (don't know about RPMs...)
>
> PATH is set in /etc/profile, and in .bash_profile, which are
> executed for login-shells.
>
> You can add to the PATH in your .bash_profile using:
> export PATH=$PATH:/new/directory
>
> On Wed, Aug 08, 2001 at 09:01:55AM -0400, Weber, Larry A wrote:
> >
> > I heard at the GUM there might be problems with the gcc (Ver. 2.96) that is
> > provided with RedHat 7.1. So this week I decided to update to gcc 3.0. I
> > went through the configure - make - make install process and everything went
> > well. However the default installation directory is /usr/local/bin while
> > the original RedHat provided gcc is in /usr/bin. I noticed that many of the
> > apps I have installed default to the /usr/local directory. Is this some
> > sort of Linux standard?
> >
> > Now I have two versions of gcc. Any ideas on how to cleanly remove the
> > 2.96, and can I move the 3.0 rev.?
> >
> > I would consider blowing away 2.96 and changing my path to search /usr/local
> > first. When I echo $PATH I find that several directories are repeated. I
> > have checked the bashrc file but cannot find anything there that sets PATH.
> > Does anyone know where PATH is being set?
> >
> > -laweber
> >
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