Closed samharrison7 closed 5 years ago
Sam,
We cannot alter the base gcc
package, because it part of the operating system and is already the latest update from the standard RedHat repository. However, I see that the devtoolset-6 suite contains a build of gcc 6.3.1 which is installed into /opt
and can coexist on the system with the standard compiler. We need to make a decision whether or not this suite is an appropriate means of providing such add-on packages for the JAP. For the time being have installed gcc 6.3.1 and a number of related packages from devtoolset-6 on the test server jasmin-sci1-test.ceda.ac.uk
for you to evaluate, and we will review when we do a later round of JAP updates for installation on the operational systems. To use the packages, type the following command, which will start a shell in which your $PATH
is set up to run the the version from devtoolset-6 when you type gcc
:
scl enable devtoolset-6 bash
We will leave this issue open for now, and please can you add to it any comments regarding how you get on with using it.
Regards, Alan
Thanks Alan, that's great. I'll give it a go and comment on how I get on. On 28 Jul 2017 12:16, "Alan Iwi" notifications@github.com wrote:
Sam,
We cannot alter the base gcc package, because it part of the operating system and is already the latest update from the standard RedHat repository. However, I see that the devtoolset-6 suite contains a build of gcc 6.3.1 which is installed into /opt and can coexist on the system with the standard compiler. We need to make a decision whether or not this suite is an appropriate means of providing such add-on packages for the JAP. For the time being have installed gcc 6.3.1 and a number of related packages from devtoolset-6 on the test server jasmin-sci1-test.ceda.ac.uk for you to evaluate, and we will review when we do a later round of JAP updates for installation on the operational systems. To use the packages, type the following command, which will start a shell in which your $PATH is set up to run the the version from devtoolset-6 when you type gcc:
scl enable devtoolset-6 bash
We will leave this issue open for now, and please can you add to it any comments regarding how you get on with using it.
Regards, Alan
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Would it be possible to update GCC to 6.3 or later?