GCC is built in a three-stage bootstrap, meaning the compiler that gets installed is _always_ compiled with itself.
Let's say you have 4.5.2 installed and are building 4.6.0. In the first stage,...
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GCC is built in a three-stage bootstrap, meaning...
GCC is built in a three-stage bootstrap, meaning the compiler that gets installed is _always_ compiled with itself.
Let's say you have 4.5.2 installed and are building 4.6.0. In the first stage,...
Unless they were using -flto when compiling there...
Unless they were using -flto when compiling there will be no difference between 4.6 configured with --enable-lto or not.
It'd be helpful if you included the exact...
It'd be helpful if you included the exact configure line used to build GCC. In particular, did you use --enable-checking="release" for 4.6? If not then it's defaulting to "yes" because it's a...