install the compat-gcc-32 and compat-gcc-32-c++ packages.
A qick&dirty hack would be to to add an ./bin directory into your
homedir(in the case of the howto that would be /home/eqemu/bin/) and
link the gcc32 and g++32 binaries to there as gcc and g++. Then modify
the PATH variable.
Code:
yum install compat-gcc-32 compat-gcc-32-c++
mkdir ~eqemu/bin
ln -s <path_to>/gcc32 ~eqemu/bin/gcc
ln -s <path_to>/g++32 ~eqemu/bin/g++
export PATH="/home/eqemu/bin:$PATH"
Note: strangely if I use /usr/bin instead of <path_to> the forum shows me an error message ...
Voila, gcc -v will now show the 3.2.3 version
You can put the export line into ~eqemu/.bashrc so you dont have to execute it on every new shell.
Edit: There might be a more Fedora'ish way of selecting the right compiler but I have no time to look into that.
Imho it would be better to get rid of all the extra qualifications so we can use the gcc 4.1 compiler. Manually that would take ages. Anyone up for doing a script?
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