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On Sat, 17 Dec 2005, Malcolm J Harwood wrote:
>
> Yes. If I remember correctly, it compiles the bootstrap (which is a minimalist
> c compiler that only implements enough to compile the compiler) using your
> existing compiler, which is then uses to compile a full gcc, then it uses the
> full gcc to recompile itself (in order to make use of optimisations not in
> the bootstrap).
>
Malcolm,
Your memory was correct. I downloaded the entire package - 3.4.5
(c,c++,g77,java etc.) about 30 megs. and built it. It took about 40
minutes. I suffixed the binaries with -3.4.5, installed to
/usr/local/gcc/gcc-3.4.5, put that in my path, exported CC=gcc-3.4.5 and I
was able to successfully compile mplayer and finally use it.
HDTV is an incredible user of system resources and I am still losing
frames but it is significantly better with mplayer. More tweaking to do.
I presume that all I have to do is do a export CC= to return to the
exclusive use of gcc4 when I am not needing gcc3.
Thanks for all your (and others) help.
Doug
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