David Timms <dtimms <at> iinet.net.au> writes:
> I seem to remember that the fedora builders used earlier known to be
> stable gcc's to build fedora packages. Using the latest gcc will ensure
> you get to trip on the issues ;) and need to keep bugzilla.redhat.com
> handy ?
Koji (the Fedora build system) normally uses the current GCC in the buildroot,
which is essentially the latest GCC in Rawhide (give or take a few hours), to
build Rawhide builds. However, in this case, GCC 4.3 is currently being
introduced in a separate buildroot, it's not in Rawhide yet. When it'll hit
Rawhide, the Rawhide kernels will of course have to be fixed to work with it.
(However, the Fedora 8 kernel the original poster apparently tried to build
with GCC 4.3 probably won't (until/unless upstream fixes it and F8 rebases to
the new upstream kernel)!)
Kevin Kofler
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