$PATH woes...
 

I compiled a new version of gcc (3.2) on my redhat machine, which also has the older 2.96 instaled via rpms. To get gcc to run from my new install, I entered this in the terminal:

export PATH=/usr/local/gcc/bin:$PATH


However, now I want to go back to gcc 2.96, and can't figure out how to get rid of that export PATH thing that I did so that it runs from the old binary again....

Also, anyone know how to uninstall a compiled-from-source gcc3.2? 'make uninstall' doesn't work :(




Thanks!

Paul

logout and login will reset your PATH.

you'll need to know what the gcc3.2 Makefile did when you typed
"make install" to undo it, unless there is a "make uninstall".

HTH