Personally I've some scripts that create links in my ~/bin to the gcc I
want to use. However, that has consequences for everything I compile at the
moment. You can also create $ROOTSYS/MyConfig.mk in which you change CXX,
CC and LD. MyConfig.mk is included by the main Makefile.
Alfio wrote:
> Dear ROOTers
> maybe this is and old topic, but I didn't find any F.A.Q. about this...
> My question is about how compile ROOT with different gcc versions.
> For istance I have in my laptop gcc 3.4 and 4.1.2,
> is it possible to type ./configure CXX=/usr/bin/gcc3.4 or something like
> that?
> Thanks
>
> A
>
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