Re: GCC 3.0 status?
Previously Eray Ozkural (exa) wrote:
> It was announced that gcc 3.0 was released however packages in
> testing still warn about themselves as "unsupported" prerelease
> packages. What is the current state of debian gcc packaging? And
> when can we start using gcc 3.0 to compile stuff? If it's released
> we should be able to use it, especially for C++.
We can't use it for woody, since switching to g++ 3.0 means breaking
the ABI and will force us to change to sonames on all C++ libraries.
You can not link anything you compile with g++-3.0 with C++ libraries
that are currently in woody/sid.
The exceptions are architectures that have always used g++-3.0
(from memory those are ia64 and hppa).
Wichert.
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