I think the only thing required is a bump around the -release file that
specifies the mirror location being different from the x86_64 path. The
packages will need to be signed but beyond that they work quite well
(I've used them for quite a few things).
I can work with you later this week on it if
Hi Honza,
thank's for the reply!
You are right, I was searching for devtoolset-6 for arm64.
On another mailing list I already got the hint to use the packages from
buildlogs.centos.org
(https://buildlogs.centos.org/centos/7/sclo/aarch64/rh/devtoolset-6/).
As I had to use g++ 4.9 or 5.x back the
Christoph, I'm afraid this request was kinda forgotten without proper
feedback, sorry for that.. Anyway, I expect you talk about devtoolset-6
SCL, right? Have you tried to use the aarch64 packages from buildlogs
(testing repository)?
$ yum install centos-release-scl-rh
$ yum-config-manager
Hi sclorg list,
I am using CentOS 7 on an arm64 machine and ran into the problem, that
the shipped compiler is not recent enough for the source code I want to build
(some required C++11 features are not available).
On x86_64 I could use your devtoolset packages to circumvent the issue,
but on arm
