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Subject: Re: pgcc
From: asami@cs.berkeley.edu (Satoshi Asami)
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 * I just downloaded and built the newest ports/lang/pgcc port (2.7.2.9).  
 * Before I do the install, could someone tell me if I should do anything to 
 * protect my regular FreeBSD environment (the 2.6.3 compiler?)  I want to 
 * experiment and build pgcc kernels and world, but I want it to be 
 * voluntary, not accidental.  Thanks.

The port will install everything in /usr/local, so all you need is to
swap places of /usr/bin and /usr/local/bin to switch between the
system gcc and pgcc. :)

Satoshi