internetmafia
05-14-2002, 01:30 AM
You can install different versions of gcc side-by-side (might need the cpp and c++ packages, also). Then, as root, do
update-alternatives --config gcc
This gives you a little dialog to choose which version you want to be used.
update-alternatives --config g++
This gives you a little dialog to choose which version you want to be used.
this worked great for me under MDK8.2 got this little shortcut from the guys at the DSLreports unix forum.
update-alternatives --config gcc
This gives you a little dialog to choose which version you want to be used.
update-alternatives --config g++
This gives you a little dialog to choose which version you want to be used.
this worked great for me under MDK8.2 got this little shortcut from the guys at the DSLreports unix forum.