* Mark Brown: >> The enterprise distributions have toolchain modules or toolsets that you >> can install, all nicely integrated. You'd probably consider those >> versions too new. 8-/ I expect it's mostly an education issue, raising >> awareness of what's available from vendors. (glibc versions are a >> different matter, but I don't think dropping support for historic >> versions on build hosts is on the table, so that should be relevant.) > > Yeah, I found the ones for SLES easily enough but not the ones for RHEL > or Ubuntu. Perfectly prepared to believe they're there though, it does > seem like sometihng users might want. For what it's worth, it's devtoolset-11-gcc or gcc-toolset-11-gcc, depending on the OS version. The “11” is the GCC version, new versions become available in the fall, about half a year after the upstream release. Old versions remain installable (even in parallel), but drop out of official support fairly quickly (at least compared to our usual support timelines). Thanks, Florian
