Thomas Dineen <tdineen@xxxxxxxxxxxxx> writes: > When gcc is executed to compile and link a target > how dose it choose which ld and as to use? > Not via the normal search path ($path) I think! > It must be an explicitly hardwired path? > So how and when is this path determined? > At gcc build time? And can it be changed after build? You can see the search path by running gcc with the -print-search-dirs option. You can change this path using the -B option or the environment variable GCC_EXEC_PREFIX and COMPILER_PATH. See the friendly manual. Ian
