Hi All, I'm sorry, this is in really poor form, but I accidentally set a wrong choice for this mailing list and consequently, didn't get a digest of the posts and ergo, I have to cut and past to reply. Tony Nelson <tonynelson georgeanelson com> wrote: > At 9:27 PM -0400 6/21/05, C.Beamer wrote: >> ...I can't install a lesser version of gcc to co-inhabit on my >> hard drive - I tried, but it didn't work. Any pertinent solution >> here would be appreciated. ... > > Others have suggested: > > yum install compat-gcc-32 I have compat-gcc-32 installed. The problem is I can't install another version of gcc on the computer and have it exist on my computer concurrently with gcc 4.0 . But thanks for the idea. :-) Michael A. Peters" <mpeters mac com> wrote: > libvisual-plugins should be hitting a Fedora Extras mirror near you > very soon. i'm guessing it will be available tomorrow or maybe > tonight. It's been through the build system and successfully built, > so it's waiting to be signed - which for security reasons is a > manual process (and should remain so) but that usually happens > within 24 hours of building. I will look forward to this. > If not, that imho is a bug with KDE - they should allow a blacklist > ignore option if they are going to blacklist a compiler. I wasn't aware that there was an option to ignore something that was blacklisted. All I know is that when my ./configure bombed, a message displayed about the version of gcc being blacklisted and not to bother reporting a bug. However, now that you mentioned that I might be able to choose to ignore a blacklisted program, I'll see if I can figure out how to do that. Thanks for the help. ;-) Antonio Olivares <olivares14031 yahoo com> wrote: > Try again to compile, only this time use # export CC=gcc32 > > before #./configure # make # su pswwd: ****** # make install > > this should take care of it. Following this advice I have managed > to install kile-1.8-1, and MPlayer. I got an rpm from Pbone.net > for kile but it failed for missing kde-libs-??? so i tried from > source and it worked!!! This worked! Thank-you SO much. I thought that I actually had to install a lesser version of gcc. Thanks to all for their suggestions and tips. Now I can go back to being a happy Fedora Core 4 user! :-) Regards, Colleen
