From: Michael A. Peters (mpeters@mac.com)
Date: Mon Aug 25 2003 - 05:57:24 EDT
On Mon, 2003-08-25 at 01:07, Mark Gilbert wrote:
> My recommendation for production gcc33 systems like yours would be
> defaulting to -fpermissive. As fond as I am of using gushing-blood-edge
> compilers (which 3.3.1 is not), sometimes we are forced to accomodate
> reality (-:
>
> Best wishes
> -MG
After running autogen.sh (not sure that was needed) I ran a sed on the
configure script to remove -pedantic - and AbiWord (and the plugins)
built fine. So far hasn't crashed.
But going off topic slightly - to other LFSers who might be reading,
don't use gcc 3.3.1 - at this point I wish I hadn't. So far I have
everything working, but the system is not as stable. Doesn't crash
(kernel was compiled with 2.95.3 anyway) - but in evolution, my contacts
do not appear in a list for me to choose from when I select the "To"
button in compose, and xdm - sometimes when I exit my gnome session, the
X display kicks down to 600x800 - and gnome starts slower than it did
before, on identical hardware (the replacement drive is even the same
model as the one that died) but w/ stuff compiled with gcc 3.2.3
At least my xserver and kernel are stable - that's what is most
important I guess :)
I used the new gcc because I heard that with the 3.3 series - they were
going to fix the issue where every new release has a libstdc++ that is
not always binary compatable with previous release libstdc++ sometimes
causing segfaults if you run stuff compiled against a slightly different
version.
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