> > I was wondering if the libs in /usr/local/gcc4/lib are being found > and they > > belong to GCC 4.7.3 as opposed to 4.8.0 and .. I see yes, you have mentioned > > that below. > > It's what I said five days ago in my first reply in this thread :-) Sorry .. I was very much afk. ( away from keyboard ) > > Generally I tend to stick with a procedure of "test first" then if > that looks okay, > > I install. This is a chicken and egg case where I need to install > first and then > > run tests. Seems reasonable given that changes that have happened in > the > > GCC 4.8.x world. > > It's nothing to do with "changes in the GCC 4.8.x world" it's because > you're setting LD_RUN_PATH to a location which contains incompatible > versions of libstdc++.so > > >> Is there a reason you're putting /usr/local/lib in the RPATH? Isn't > it > >> in the default paths searched by ldconfig anyway? > > To answer my own question, no, it isn't. > > Sorry, I didn't bother reading the rest of you mail, since the answer > to my question is simply "no". fair enough .. I will go off and redo. If I haven't said it, and I should, thank you. dc
