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						14 Nov 2016 05:47				#82763
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				Help, need gcc 4.8 or above (c++11 support) was created by Gibbz			
			
				Ive just installed linuxcnc using the image from the website. Was wondering if there is a way to install linuxcnc on ubuntu 16.04?
I need to have gcc 4.8 so i can compile pcb2gcode.
And ive stuffed around with a few things with no luck...
Does anyone have any ideas?
Also would like to install kicad and freecad on the machine, but struggling to find current builds of these for such an old version of debian...
					I need to have gcc 4.8 so i can compile pcb2gcode.
And ive stuffed around with a few things with no luck...
Does anyone have any ideas?
Also would like to install kicad and freecad on the machine, but struggling to find current builds of these for such an old version of debian...
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						17 Nov 2016 12:58				#82891
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				Replied by andypugh on topic Help, need gcc 4.8 or above (c++11 support)			
			
				I think it has been done. You might need to compile from source, though, as there are no precompiled packages.
Which kernel do you intend to use?
					Which kernel do you intend to use?
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						17 Nov 2016 15:35				#82903
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Why do you need to compile it, you can install it as a package for wheezy?
packages.debian.org/wheezy/pcb2gcode
kicad is available from the main repo and backports
packages.debian.org/wheezy/kicad
packages.debian.org/wheezy-backports/kicad
freecad is in backports too
packages.debian.org/wheezy-backports/freecad
					
	
			
			 		
													
	
				Replied by ArcEye on topic Help, need gcc 4.8 or above (c++11 support)			
			I need to have gcc 4.8 so i can compile pcb2gcode.
Why do you need to compile it, you can install it as a package for wheezy?
packages.debian.org/wheezy/pcb2gcode
Also would like to install kicad and freecad on the machine, but struggling to find current builds of these for such an old version of debian...
kicad is available from the main repo and backports
packages.debian.org/wheezy/kicad
packages.debian.org/wheezy-backports/kicad
freecad is in backports too
packages.debian.org/wheezy-backports/freecad
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						18 Nov 2016 05:59				#82949
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				Replied by Gibbz on topic Help, need gcc 4.8 or above (c++11 support)			
			
				ok thats great, is the pcb2gcodeGUI available in a repo somewhere also?
That will all save a world of pain
			
					That will all save a world of pain
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						20 Nov 2016 11:48				#83032
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				Replied by ArcEye on topic Help, need gcc 4.8 or above (c++11 support)			
			
				If you put 'wheezy pcb2gcode GUI' into a search engine, you will find, amongst others
github.com/pcb2gcode/pcb2gcodeGUI
The README in this tends to suggest that by enabling wheezy-backports, you can compile the GUI in the same manner as if building on Jessie.
It must mean that the libc6 / libc++ changes etc using gcc/g++ 4.9 are not a major problem.
You can let us know when you try it
			
					github.com/pcb2gcode/pcb2gcodeGUI
The README in this tends to suggest that by enabling wheezy-backports, you can compile the GUI in the same manner as if building on Jessie.
It must mean that the libc6 / libc++ changes etc using gcc/g++ 4.9 are not a major problem.
You can let us know when you try it
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