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Update to GCC 10.2 #3

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@rleh rleh commented Sep 4, 2020

...and build into /opt/avr-gcc instead of /work/avr-gcc.

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I like it, installing in /opt is a much, much better choice!

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You'll probably have to adapt some PATH's somewhere now though!

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rleh commented Sep 4, 2020

Here: https://github.com/modm-ext/docker-modm-build/blob/master/Dockerfile#L45

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Could you perhaps add a simple install instruction to the readme, so that people coming from the modm homepage don't get stuck.

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rleh commented Sep 4, 2020

I like it, installing in /opt is a much, much better choice!

The idea is a result of your comment: modm-io/modm#456 (comment)

I hope the compiled version is usable on other machines, let's try...

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rleh commented Sep 4, 2020

I've pushed ca7467e to master, a Dockerhub build already is running to update the modm/avr-gcc-prerequisites container to Ubuntu 20.04.

Updated README will be pushed once Dockerhub is done.

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