Christian Holm Christensen writes: > If your really question is: How do I compile ROOT with a compiler > that's not the default for my platform, ... > You can also try to simply override the settings when you build: > > prompt> ./configure linux > prompt> make CC=my-c-compiler CXX=my-c++-compiler > prompt> make install CC=my-c-compiler CXX=my-c++-compiler Yes, this should work but you will also need to add LD=my-c++-compiler (use g++-whatever, *not* just ld) and F77=my-f77-compiler and you may need to tweek F77LIBS (for GCC 3.2 on Debian at least) to include -lfrtbegin (just to get g2root exec). -Brett.
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