From: Martin Str|mberg <ams AT speedy DOT ludd DOT luth DOT se>
Subject: Re: Linking problem?
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Tim AtLee <timatlee AT shaw DOT ca> wrote:
: I think you might have hit the nail on #1, since I see "gcc-2.952" and
: "gcc-3.1" in the djgpp directory...  so, is there an easy way of removing
: the old version?

Yes.

1a. "cd my_djggp_directory; rm -f @manifest/gcc292b.mft" (Repeat the rm
part for gpp and other packages the goes with gcc.) This is in a FAQ
although I don't have the number right now.

or

1b. Use "pakke".

2. You'll need to reinstall the gcc (and gpp and ...) you want to use
after 1a (and perhaps 1b), because it removed some of the new gcc
files as well.


Right,

						MartinS