I noticed this on RedHat8 as well, which also uses the new gcc. I don't think TheKompany has update korelib yet. The only reason I need it is so I can try and build Kapital. Otherwise I'll have to continue to reboot into RedHat 7.3 when I need to update my finances. Here's the emerge error. It has to do with hash_map: In file included from kore.cpp:2: ../include/kore/metainfo.h:10:20: hash_map: No such file or directory gmake[2]: *** [kore.lo] Error 1 gmake[2]: Leaving directory `/var/tmp/portage/korelib-1.0/work/korelib-1.0/kore' gmake[1]: *** [all-recursive] Error 1 gmake[1]: Leaving directory `/var/tmp/portage/korelib-1.0/work/korelib-1.0' gmake: *** [all] Error 2 Under RedHat I believe I modified the include in metainfo.h to point to <backward/hash_map> but Kapital didn't compile even after that. Needless to say if Korelib is functioning right, I can play around with building Kapital under gcc3 again. Maybe it should be masked until it builds under 1.4?
It looks like I was able to get it to build by making the following changes: in kore/metainfo.cpp: #if (__GNUC__<3) #include <hash_map> #else #include <backward/hash_map.h> #endif You'll also have to make those changes to kore/componenttrader.cpp,include/kore/metainfo.h Of course gcc complains all the way to the bank about using depricated headers but it works. I guess I need to also complain to thekompany about it as well since I am a paying customer and redhat 8 is out as well.
fixed & committed, thanks for submission.
