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On Mon, 19 Dec 2005, Malcolm J Harwood wrote:
> > 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.
>
> Yes. Though if you're compiling libraries at all, you need to keep them in a
> separate path for binary compatibility.
>
>
Are you referring to gcc's libs or the libs created by the application I
am compiling?
Ok I suppose I did not do that as I just did a 'make install' of mpayer
after build. Mplayer's libs would have gotten mixed in correct?? What is
the correct way to specify lib directory in a build. Is this a switch to
./configure or make install?
If this is the case I could search for creation timestamp and move them
out to a separate directory.
I forget how does one specify lib path? Would it ve safe to leave the path
be both libs at all times?
Doug
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