fr., 11.01.2008 kl. 13.37 -0700, skrev Jerry James: > I have just released attempt #3 at integrating the Intel C/C++ > compilers and debugger into a Fedora system. My earlier attempts were > named fedora-icc and icc-extras, respectively. I've changed the name > yet again. This time it is called intel-extras (because Intel has > some other tools that need integrating, so the package will grow to > include them over time). The major issue with my previous attempts > was tracking new Intel releases. Non-paying schmucks like me don't > get access to the same versions as paying customers, so releasing new > versions of the package that did nothing but bump the Intel version > number just didn't cut it. This time, I have included a script, > intel-update, that automatically detects the latest version (or > optionally, a specified version) of the Intel tools on your system and > integrates that version into Fedora. > > Get it here: http://jjames.fedorapeople.org/intel-extras/ (WARNING: > ugly web page alert!). > > The earlier attempts were in the public domain. This is a complete > rewrite, and this time I'm releasing it under an MIT license. A > person who understands liability better than I do talked me into this > change. I'm willing to help Intel make this package completely > unnecessary, free of charge. > > There are now actual man pages. They contain important information. > Please read them. > > If there is sufficient interest in this, I'll try to find a good home > to host the project for the long term. If only the < 5 people who > tried out my earlier attempts use it, I probably won't bother. > > I tried to makes the scripts work with bash, ksh, and zsh. I believe > they work with all 3. If you find otherwise, it's a bug. Please let > me know. > > Since one version of my package has to work with multiple Intel > versions, there is some ugliness in the version number handling. I > don't see a better way to deal with the situation. If you do, please > enlighten me. > > While I have tested this new release on both x86 and x86_64 platforms, > there are bound to be some bugs. Please use this product with > caution. In particular, please back up your system before you try it > out. Do I need to install icc in a particular prefix for this package to pick it up? I just did a default install of icc 10.1 and I don't see how to use your package to invoke it? Cheers Kjartan -- fedora-devel-list mailing list fedora-devel-list@xxxxxxxxxx https://www.redhat.com/mailman/listinfo/fedora-devel-list
