Re: Two versions of gcc?
- From: Paul J Gans <gans@xxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Mon, 27 Feb 2006 01:26:04 +0000 (UTC)
dyrmak <dyrmak@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
Robert Kopp a ?crit dans <11vv3d72q63f902@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>:
The application is Qemu-0.8. It does a good job supporting virtual
machines, and is available as a binary. But there is some proprietary code
available (kqemu) that allows the emulated OS to run much faster, and this
is only available with a compilation from source.
The business about gcc-4.0 is a warning, and you can override it with a
flag. I suppose I could go ahead and do this; the performance might be
adequate, for all I know.
For what it's worth, ascertain youself you are compiling Qemu with
the very same compiler your running kernel was compiled with.
A warning is just a warning but compilation should be ok.
For what it is worth, that *should* be the compiler that comes
with the SuSE installation.
----- Paul J. Gans
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