What's the status coexistance between egcs and gcc packages?
(I had a hard time deciding if this was -devel or -policy material.)
The changelog for egcc claims it's now the standard for Debian. Is
that true? I'm asking because I need it here for other projects, and
I want to know how that can/should interact with building my Debian
packges.
Is it OK to compile Debian packages with egcs now? Also if egcs is
now the standard, then shouldn't it provide /usr/bin/gcc, or are we
supposed to just stick calling cc? If the latter, then why does the
egcs C++ package provide g++?
Thanks
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