RE: Re: Re: Installing on Debian Stretch?

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I figured something like that, but still neat that it works.
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--------- Original Message --------- Subject: Re: Re: Installing on Debian =
Stretch?
From: "Waldek Hebisch" <[email protected]>
Date: 6/24/19 2:57 pm
To: [email protected]


 Scott Franco wrote:
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 > If you should still need this, I found my notes to get the 64 bit GPC wo=
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 Little remark concerning your notes:
 - you can have different versions of gcc installed without
 a conflict, for example you may simultaneously use gcc-3.4.6
 and gcc-4.9.2. Just make sure that gcc command is copy (or link)
 to the one you want as a default. If you install gpc
 outside of /usr/bin, then you will get two different gcc
 commands in different directories and PATH will decide
 which one is in use (you may delete gcc command comming from
 gpc to avoid confusion). In particular when you
 install gpc based on gcc-3.4.6 you get also a copy of gcc-3.4.6
 and this copy can be used simultaneously with newer gcc.
 - when you want (resonably) old Linux distribution, then you
 may run it in chroot-ed directory on _new_ kernel. For graphic
 programs there is little trickery to correctly set X
 permissions, for command line programs like gpc this
 is easier.
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<div>I figured something like that, but still neat that it works.</div>
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<div>S.</div>
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<blockquote class=3D"threadBlockQuote" style=3D"border-left: 2px solid #C2C=
2C2; padding-left: 3px; margin-left: 4px;">--------- Original Message -----=
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<div>Subject: Re: Re: Installing on Debian Stretch?<br />From: "Waldek Hebi=
sch" &lt;[email protected]&gt;<br />Date: 6/24/19 2:57 pm<br />To: g=
[email protected]<br /><br /><br /> Scott Franco wrote:<br /> &gt; <br /> &gt; If y=
ou should still need this, I found my notes to get the 64 bit GPC worki=3D<=
br /> &gt; ng online:<br /> <br /> Little remark concerning your notes:<br =
/> - you can have different versions of gcc installed without<br /> a confl=
ict, for example you may simultaneously use gcc-3.4.6<br /> and gcc-4.9.2=
=2E Just make sure that gcc command is copy (or link)<br /> to the one you =
want as a default. If you install gpc<br /> outside of /usr/bin, then you w=
ill get two different gcc<br /> commands in different directories and PATH =
will decide<br /> which one is in use (you may delete gcc command comming f=
rom<br /> gpc to avoid confusion). In particular when you<br /> install gpc=
 based on gcc-3.4.6 you get also a copy of gcc-3.4.6<br /> and this copy ca=
n be used simultaneously with newer gcc.<br /> - when you want (resonably) =
old Linux distribution, then you<br /> may run it in chroot-ed directory on=
 _new_ kernel. For graphic<br /> programs there is little trickery to corre=
ctly set X<br /> permissions, for command line programs like gpc this<br />=
 is easier.<br /> <br /> -- <br /> Waldek Hebisch<br /> <br /> ____________=
___________________________________<br /> Gpc mailing list<br /> [email protected]=
<br /> https://www.g-n-u.de/mailman/listinfo/gpc</div>
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