Am Donnerstag, 18. August 2005 19:05 schrieb Ian Lance Taylor: > Ingo Krabbe <ikrabbe.ask@xxxxxx> writes: > > I installed my gcc-4.0.1 Version in a non standart path, since I don't > > want to destroy my system consistence that is build upon a gcc 3.3.5 > > compiler, but I want to do some experiments first with this new branch of > > development. > > > > Nothing works right if I don't specify -B $INSTPATH on the commandline, > > which is no problem but it would be nice to find a more packaged > > solution. I don't understand anyway, why the compiler binary doesn't > > find it's subdirs where it is configured and installed with. > > The -B option should not be necessary. If you configure using > --prefix, and then run "make" and "make install", you should not need > to use -B when using the compiler. I do it all the time. I don't > know why it's not working for you. Perhaps if you send more details > to the mailing list about precisely what you did, and precisely what > happened, somebody will see what is wrong. > > Ian Yes I see and I thank you for your fast answer. That's what I expected. I fear I have a system problem with the gentoo package gcc-config, that seems to setup some environment. I don't understand the mechanism how this is done yet. I will report in this thread once I know the solution to this problem. BYE INGO
