Hi,
I don't the color gcc web site or ftp site. But here is the trick,
download egcs Linux Mandrake source rpm package from Linux Mandrake ftp
site. Install the package. Go to /usr/src/redhat/SOURCE/,
1. bunzip2 --keep -c ANSIColor-%VERSION.tar.bz2 | tar -xv
cd ANSIColor, perl Makefile.pl, make test, make install
2. bunzip2 --keep -c colorgcc-%VERSION.tar.bz2 | tar -xv
bunzip2 colorgcc-mdkconf.patch.bz2
patch -p0 < colorgcc-mdkconf.patch
edit colorgcc, changes pgcc to gcc, changes pg++ to g++
mv colorgcc to /sbin
ln -sf /sbin/colorgcc /sbin/gcc
ln -sf /sbin/colorgcc /sbin/g++
ln -sf /sbin/colorgcc /sbin/cc
ln -sf /sbin/colorgcc /sbin/c++
mv colorgccrc to /etc
DONE!
If it is not working, do echo $PATH. Check which directory come first in
the order. Since gcc/g++/cc/c++ in the /usr/bin and /bin in my system
come later in the path order, I put the colorgcc in the /sbin directory.
I prefer RedHat than Mandrake. RedHat more stable and bug fixed!
That's all. Have fun!
Nezwan Esa
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