Hi,
I see in my ports tree that there are two(2) ports for GNU Compiler Collection 4.6, they are lang/gcc and lang/gcc46 which conflicts each other.
They are both very big and almost all the time make my small machine crash because of high cpu temperatures when compile.
It, lang/gcc46, takes about 1.5-2 days to complete make install which is too much when compared to make world.
If I insisted to use lang/gcc by make deinstalling lang/gcc46 and point all of my packages that require labg/gcc46 to lang/gcc via pkgdb -aF, will I face any problems in portupgrade in the future ?
Many thanks for your times.
I see in my ports tree that there are two(2) ports for GNU Compiler Collection 4.6, they are lang/gcc and lang/gcc46 which conflicts each other.
They are both very big and almost all the time make my small machine crash because of high cpu temperatures when compile.
It, lang/gcc46, takes about 1.5-2 days to complete make install which is too much when compared to make world.
If I insisted to use lang/gcc by make deinstalling lang/gcc46 and point all of my packages that require labg/gcc46 to lang/gcc via pkgdb -aF, will I face any problems in portupgrade in the future ?
Many thanks for your times.