Re: where do I tell the kernel compile process to use gcc-2.95?

[Georg Nikodym <georgn@somanetworks.com>]

On Thu, 22 May 2003 10:01:31 -0500
Amal Phadke <phadke@hydrodyn.org> wrote:

> Locate the top level Makefile in the kernel source tree and replace
> all instances of "gcc" with "gcc-2.95". That should do it.

The sysadmin in me hates needless editing of distributed files and in
this case it is needless indeed.  Simply:

	make CC=gcc-2.95 <args>

If this represents too much typing, consider putting:

	alias kmake='make CC=gcc-2.95'

into your .bashrc

-g

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