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<0> well I seee fc6 has multilib and --enable-languages=c,c++,objc,obj-c++,java,fortran,ada how did they get java to work with multilib and gcc 4.1.1
<0> any idea how they got it to compile ?
<0> some major hacking ? or they temp put the glibc /include/bits/syscall.h in
<1> Hi all! I need some help from a c++ guru ;-) On this page: http://public.fh-wolfenbuettel.de/~hoeppnef/fc.html I don't really understand the warning..
<1> I can't compile the package, but don't know how I can change to path to updated location of the stl library
<1> do I need to change the source? the makefile?
<2> socken23, i think you'd be better off to fix that package to use a current STL (i.e. to work with a current gcc-4.1)
<1> blindvt: OK! That means I have to change the source!?
<2> socken23, yes
<1> blindvt: Thanks! I'll see how complicated that's going to get then...
<2> socken23, there is an --enable-stl=DIR argument to configure (see aclocal.m4) that you want to rip out, too
<1> blindvt: I'm not that good with C++...
<2> socken23, that mapx.h (et al) look like they are plain <map> or <bits/stl_map.h>, didn't look
<2> socken23, i'd expect that it needs a little bit of effort to convince that package to behave. HTH
<1> blindvt: Thanks alot for your insight!
<1> blindvt: I'll really have to consider then if thats the right approach
<2> socken23, the right approach to use that package really is to fix it ;)
<1> blindvt: hehe... well, a friend of mine uses it for a master thesis or something...
<1> blindvt: it came a long with a (rather expensive) book
<1> blindvt: OK then, thanks again!
<1> cya
<3> can someone abbreviate in what sort of cases can pthread_create() fails with EAGAIN?
<3> how can i find out the maximum possible amount of threads , and how many threads are really running?
<4> What are the conditions for the application of sibcall optimizations in C with 4.1.1? I found Baueran's thesis and many mailing list posts, but nothing that mentions anything newer than 3.4.
<5> Hello, I was wondering if it is possible to make gcc compile using the GPU, in order to free up the processor for other activity, so that a system isn't rendered unusable during compilation
<6> how do I statically compile a program so that it doesn't use any shared libraries?
<7> kmk_: -static
<6> gcc prog.c -o prog.exe -static?
<7> yes
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