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I am using the BLFS svn on top of the LFS svn. One inconsistency is that LFS uses GCC 4.6.0 and BLFS uses 4.5.1. I think this may be the cause of this issue.
Firefox 3.6.17 (the latest 3.6 version) gives me the following error when being built with GCC 4.6.0
Q1 Is there any way round this?
Q2 If I install GCC 4.5.1 over my existing 4.6.0 will I have further problems especially as I now have many packages built with 4.6.0.
I am using the BLFS svn on top of the LFS svn. One inconsistency is that LFS uses GCC 4.6.0 and BLFS uses 4.5.1. I think this may be the cause of this issue.
I'm not sure if your perception is correct. Your system uses gcc 4.6.0, which you installed during LFS. BLFS gives you the choice to install gcc 4.5.1 and/or gcc 3.3.6, but they are installed in another location and if they are installed gcc 4.6.0 is still your default compiler.
To use a different gcc version then the default use something like this: export CC=/opt/gcc-4.5.1/bin
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