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On Thu, 2 Sep 2004, Simon Barner wrote:

> Probably that your ports collection is out of date...? In the current
> ports tree, there is lang/python (2.3, default), and lang/python2.2,
> lang/python2.1.
>
> Updating the tree might also fix your gcc problem (you could install
> lang/gcc33 then). Unfortunately, you cannot specify the gcc version like
> the python version yet.

Hm? What's wrong with specifying GCC version in the Makefile:

USE_GCC=	3.3

(or whatever version is your preferred poison)?

/leg