gcc-2.7.2.3-USRPKG.tar.gz (PackageAdd format - installs to /usr/local/).
gcc-2.7.2.3-OPTPKG.gz
NOT YET AVAILABLE
gcc-2.7.2.3-SOURCE.gz
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Optional Steps to Minimize Usage |
| Download pgkname-USRPKG.tar.gz | /pgktmp | 5.78 MB | 5.78 MB | N/A | |
| gunzip pgkname-USRPKG.tar.gz | /pgktmp | 16.97 MB | 16.97 MB | N/A | |
| tar -xof pkgname-USRPKG.tar | /pgktmp | 17.03 MB | 34.00 MB | Delete ".tar" file after untarring | |
| pkgadd -d /pkgtmp pkgname | /usr/local/ | 16.91 MB | 46.91 MB | Delete /pgktmp/pkgname/ after pkgadd |
This package does not allow for "customization" with respect to the target destination of
the output files. That is, for installation purposes, our GCC
package treats your system root directory as it's installation root. Therefore, it violates
the promise made in the General Installation Notes
stating that "no files will be written except to a newly created directory
tree". When installing this package, no new directory tree will be created. Rather, the
output
files will be written directly into, and merged with, your current files in your
/usr/local/ directory tree.
Although you can target the output (using the "-R" of the pgkadd
utility) to install to a tree rooted some place other than your system's root directory,
doing so will render GCC inoperable, because the location(s) of library
files that GCC uses were fixed at the time of compilation.
Therefore, to install this package, simply follow the download/gunzip/untar instructions
detailed in General Installation Notes.
Then install the package with the command:
pkgadd -d /pkgtmp GNUgcc
The man pages for this package are located in:
"/usr/local/man/man1"
Adding "/usr/local/man/"
to your MANPATH should be sufficient to access
all accompanying man pages.
We did not perform the compile that resulted in the binaries for this package. Our friends at UNC have done such a wonderful job making the package available, that we decided to use it "as is". The GCC-2.7.2.3 package was obtained from UNC's Sunsite. The only change made to the orginal file was that it's name was changed to gcc-2.7.2.3-USRPKG.tar.gz to match our file naming conventions.