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<P><FONT SIZE=2>Geoffrey, All -<BR>
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That didn't do what I needed. I suppose the 'CCACHE_DISABLE' environmental now stops the automatic cache activity, but I really need to swap compilers. I now plan to remove the 'ccache' RPM (which I won't miss), then let path order to the rest.<BR>
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- Mills<BR>
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From: ale-bounces@ale.org on behalf of Geoffrey<BR>
Sent: Fri 6/26/2009 11:53 AM<BR>
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Mills John M-NPHW64 wrote:<BR>
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> I looked a bit at the 'ccache' RPM and its docs and I think I've<BR>
> answered my question. I'll set 'CCACHE_DISABLE' in my profile, and then<BR>
> handle binary precedence in my $PATH ordering.<BR>
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> -----Original Message-----<BR>
> From: ale-bounces@ale.org on behalf of Mills John M-NPHW64<BR>
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> I'm having some problems with gcc-4.3.2 in my Fedora 10 notebook so I<BR>
> built and installed gcc-4.1.2 in /usr/local/*. I left the old<BR>
> installation (in /usr/*) and made the new ones my defaults by ugly<BR>
> handwork in '/usr/lib/ccache', directly linking the new executables and<BR>
> renaming the old defaults (effectively disabling the originals). Works<BR>
> OK, but looks messy.<BR>
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