El Sun, 25 Mar 2012 19:37:40 -0700
Dave Close <dave(a)compata.com> escribió:
I asked:
>How is it possible that Fedora 16 includes package
>compat-gcc-32-3.2.3-debuginfo.i686.rpm but does not appear to include
>the underlying compat-gcc-32-3.2.3.i686.rpm? To what does the
>debuginfo package pertain (it says, "This package provides debug
>information for package compat-gcc-32.")? Should I be looking
>somewhere other than the Fedora repositories to find it?
Jakub Jelinek answered:
>compat-gcc-32 is the name of the src.rpm, compat-libstdc++* is the
>package it generates.
Ok, thanks. But I still don't see the value of debug information for a
package that doesn't exist.
F16 includes debuginfo packages for compat-gcc-34 and compat-gcc-296
as well as compat-gcc-32. But it actually includes a compat-gcc-34
package, just not the other two.
With gcc, compat-gcc-32-debuginfo, and libstdc++-33 installed, there
must be some trick to actually making use of version 3.2 of gcc. But
when I try "gcc -V 3.2", I'm told, "gcc: error: 3.2: No such file or
directory" and "gcc: error: unrecognized option '-V'". What's
the
trick to making use of this facility? Or is there no value to having
the compat packages? Is there a page somewhere that describes how to
use these compatibility packages?
it provides compatability libraries, but not a 3.2 version of gcc. its
just used to run old programs.
Dennis