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| Centos 6 only support devtools with gcc/g++ 4.4.7 | Centos 6 only support devtools with gcc/g++ 4.4.7 | ||
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| + | To see which version of gcc tools are set for your environment: | ||
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| === Software Collections === | === Software Collections === | ||
| To install and use other versions, we use Software Collections. This provides a way to easily set up your environment to use a particular version of software that's not installed in a standard location. | To install and use other versions, we use Software Collections. This provides a way to easily set up your environment to use a particular version of software that's not installed in a standard location. | ||
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| + | The gcc collections below are available both on '' | ||
| To see everything available with scl (Software Collections) | To see everything available with scl (Software Collections) | ||
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| scl enable devtoolset-2 bash | scl enable devtoolset-2 bash | ||
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| + | This will start a new shell that's set up for gcc 4.8.2. Run '' | ||
| === gcc 4.9.1 === | === gcc 4.9.1 === | ||