Using particular gcc version to compile loop.o

[Phil H]

How do I tell make to use a particular gcc version on my machine (to match the one my running kernle was compiled with)?

I don't think there is a CC=gcc-x.xx line in the makefile.  Do I just set a CC environment variable?

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[Jari Ruusu]

Phil H wrote:
> How do I tell make to use a particular gcc version on my machine (to match
> the one my running kernle was compiled with)?
>
> I don't think there is a CC=gcc-x.xx line in the makefile. Do I just set a
> CC environment variable?

If you set CC=gcc-x.xx in your kernel Makefile, then it will be used
automatically. If you (or some build script) passed it as command line
parameter to your kernel build make command, then you need to add that same
CC=gcc-x.xx command line parameter to loop-AES build make command as well.
Additional ciphers package make command needs it too. Example:

make LINUX_SOURCE=/usr/src/linux-foo KEYSCRUB=y CC=gcc-3.3

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