[Xastir] Off topic - force gcc 3.2.2 on FC5

[Kyle Kienapfel]

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<stuff>

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  CPP         C preprocessor

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mage at prometheus:~/xastir-1.8.0$ gcc<tab><tab>
gcc         gcc-3.4     gccbug-3.3  gccmakedep
gcc-3.3     gccbug      gccbug-3.4

So how about:
./configure CC=gcc-3.4 <other flags>?


On 10/21/06, Tate - kc7zru <kc7zru at kc7zru.net> wrote:
> Hey all,
>
> Here's the scoop. Fedora Core 5, gcc 4.1 installed, but have all the 322
> 'compatability' stuff installed. Least near as I can tell I do.
>
> Need to compile an older app, fails miserably using 4.1. This app used
> to compile faultlessly under RH 7.3 through 9.
>
> I remember mplayer used to have a ./configure option that'd force the
> compatability compile using the 3.2 stuff under 4.1. I need to find the
> command line option for the ./configure script. Was something like
> -gcc=322, but that exact one didn't work.
>
> Anyone have a suggestion that might help me out here? Either a similar
> ./configure option or how to alter the make files to force the 3.2
> compat compile.
>
> What's at stake: Using an open source option (my preference) instead of
> a closed source alternative that's known to work on FC5.
>
> Thanks!
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