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version

[Dzu Nguyen]

Hi

My school is using gcc on their digital unix system.  I was 
curious to know, how I can check the version of gcc.

For example to check the version in perl, I type in 'perl -v'; if 
I wanted to check windows/ms-dos version, I type in 'ver'.

Is there a command line option to check for the version for gcc?

Thanks

Dzu




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Re: version

[Peter Barada]

>My school is using gcc on their digital unix system.  I was 
>curious to know, how I can check the version of gcc.

'gcc -v' or 'gcc --version'

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Re: version

[Nix]

On Mon, 2 Sep 2002, Dzu Nguyen stipulated:
> My school is using gcc on their digital unix system.  I was 
> curious to know, how I can check the version of gcc.
> 
> For example to check the version in perl, I type in 'perl -v'; if 
> I wanted to check windows/ms-dos version, I type in 'ver'.
> 
> Is there a command line option to check for the version for gcc?

gcc -dumpversion.

(This really belongs on gcc-help...)

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Re: version

[Jeffrey A Law]

  In message <199708152036.NAA11253@cygnus.com>you write:
  > > So, do we want this to be 2.7.90? or something else?
  > 
  > We want the version to be more than 2.8.  I suggest something
  > that suggests almost-gcc3:  Such as 2.90.0 or 2.9.0 for our
  > first "release".
I've made it 2.90.00.

jeff