David Abrahams <david.abrahams@rcn.com> [2002-08-20 20:54:44 -0400]: > problem with Linux system administration?) ...I'm not sure I made the right > distro choice anymore, given my desire to test with Intel C++. > > I hope somebody can convince me otherwise... I'm not looking forward to > installing RH7.2 and trying to approximate the results of all the flailing > I've done with Debian by flailing again. I am coming late to this thread of discussion. Sorry. But I am using the Intel C++ compiler on Debian with no trouble. I am running woody stable on the machines. I am running libc-2.2.5-11.1 with a 2.4.17 kernel on one and 2.4.18 on another. Works fine. Pardon me if this just does not fit with the previous discussion. I have two complaints. The Intel C++ compiler has its own shared libraries that it installs under its install directory. Which means any binary that I were to ship will also depend upon that special shared library, and it is a non-standard thing. And two is that the binaries produced are very large due to inlining. Bob
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