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01-04-2008, 03:29 PM #1Junior Guru Wannabe
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Installing a different version of gcc
I am having a problem with a specific program im using and the developers are telling me that there is an mmap bug with the gcc version of centos 5.1 possibly including the libstdc++ libraries.
I have everything updated so my only recourse right now is to try a different compiler.
Is it possible to install a different version of gcc along with the one that comes with the distro?
I remember way back I tried to change gcc versions and all hell broke lose, almost everything was dependent on distro gcc.
Any advice, directions would be greatly appreciated.