Re: Moving the gcc binary after it's been built

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Thanks Jonathan.

I have a stock gcc 4.1.2 build on the system as well, and I was able to copy the binaries to a different location and have the -print-search-dirs work as expected. The copied gcc 4.7.1 binaries do not display the expected paths though.

The builds were configured almost identically, except the gcc 4.1.2 build used --host, and the gcc 4.7.1 build used --build. Could that explain the different output for the paths?

Thanks
-Eric

Jonathan Wakely wrote:
On 8 August 2012 21:15, Eric Wimmer wrote:
Hello,

Should I be able to copy the gcc (and g++, gcov, etc) binaries to a
different location after they've been built and have them behave the same?

Yes, but you need to move the entire GCC installation tree, preserving
relative paths from the binaries to the libraries and headers, you
can't just move the binaries.



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