Okay - at the moment my entire system is compiled with 3.4 (latest on gentoo's portage - 3.4.3.20050110) This included important libraries such as glibc, and many other system libraries.
When gcc 4.0 is released on gentoo's portage (which should be very shortly following the offical release on gcc.gnu.org) i plan on upgrading to this compiler After the compiler is installed im going to recompile glibc using gcc 4.0 and recompile other major parts of the system Will I notice any compatitiblity problems by doing this? Will I need to recompile all the packages before I can do glibc? Will I encounter programs that will not function after being compiled againist gcc 4.0? Will it be the actual code of the program or the libraries on my computer or both? Just a wounder, if it appears to be more trouble then its worth then i might just nuke everything and spend a weekend reinstalling gentoo with gcc 4.0 from the start. Andrew Muraco [EMAIL PROTECTED] Tuxp3
