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I believe that trusty's standard gcc 4 should be fine, rather than gcc 5. We should test with trusty and xenial to see if the "use gcc 5" is a requirement or if that can be relaxed for various linuxes.
Testing would involve doing an install leaving Trusty's standard gcc 4.x and then making sure all our python/examples work (probably just verify machida builds and a single example works would be fine).
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When we first wrote the instructions, Pony's atomics support required
GCC 5 or higher. That is no longer true. GCC 4.7 or higher will work.
Closes#1643
When we first wrote the instructions, Pony's atomics support required
GCC 5 or higher. That is no longer true. GCC 4.7 or higher will work.
Closes#1643
[skip ci]
When we first wrote the instructions, Pony's atomics support required
GCC 5 or higher. That is no longer true. GCC 4.7 or higher will work.
Closes#1643
[skip ci]
I believe that trusty's standard gcc 4 should be fine, rather than gcc 5. We should test with trusty and xenial to see if the "use gcc 5" is a requirement or if that can be relaxed for various linuxes.
Testing would involve doing an install leaving Trusty's standard gcc 4.x and then making sure all our python/examples work (probably just verify machida builds and a single example works would be fine).
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: