said:
Hi,
>support. Given such a landscape, and the fact that
>standard vs. PW builds of SM seem to require different
>versions of Libc, I would be concerned that anything
>system-wide would give rise to pre-emptive conflicts.
You can choose to believe anything you wish.
>directory where the app's .Exe lives, no ? Or do I
>need to investigate Rick Walsh's program ?
You can attempt to use Run! where it is not needed. It may or may not
cause other issues.
>btw, I did re-read Peter Weilbacher's instructions,
>and tried having the 063 dll in the SM 115 directory,
>either alone or in tandem with the other 06x ones.
I don't know why. A given gcc based app is linked to a specific version
of libc. Knut has chosen to supply stub dlls for older versions of the 6x
releases. These stubs have the effect of allowing older apps to use
libc063 which has fewer defects than any other version. This is a good
thing and has the side benefit of reducing the footprint of the libc dlls
that must stay installed.
Since this only applies to the libc6x releases, if you have apps that
require other versions of libc such as 5x, you need to keep these around
until the app is updated.
>I
>also recalled that the Libc and GCC should probably be
>present in the install directory, during installation.
Only if the installer requires them to operate, which might be the case.
> I think that had worked out for me in the past, but
>none of this helped this time out.
I've not scanned the newsgroups to see what is going on with this build.
It may just be a broken build. It happens.
>The 2nd. one down, which turns out to be *a lot*
>bigger than I thought -- like 142.5M, unzipped. I had
>wanted to just capture the tree structure of it for
>you, to aid identification,
What makes you belive that I am not already more than somewhat familiar
with the gcc and libc releases we are discussing?
IAC, all you need is either the wpi or zip version of libc-0.6.3-csd3.
The big zip is, as it's name implies and the readme states, the install
kit for the GNU Compiler Collection version 3.3.5. It's unlikely you are
going to need it.
Steven
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