On Sun, 2005-06-19 at 09:06 -0400, C. Beamer wrote: > Hi All, > > On Thursday, I installed Fedora Core 4. Although I know I don't have > to, I install fresh every time a new Fedora release comes out - I have a > thing about not having excess files on my system. > > Anyway, I use KDE as my desktop manager and I also use a KDE program > called Krecipes, which I usually get via svn. When I got the files I > needed for the install and attempted to install the program, my > configure failed. I got a message about gcc being banned. I know that > Fedora Core uses gcc 4.0 and this has been patched to fix a bug. > However, when compiling KDE apps, this version of gcc is not > recognized. Is this a Fedora issue or one that should be addressed by > the developers of gcc? I don't know about kde and gcc 4 - but I do know if you want to build an app that doesn't like gcc4 you can install gcc32 (gcc version 3.2) then export CC=/usr/bin/gcc32 ./configure it will then use gcc32 for the C Compiler (there also is a c++32 package)
