What is the correct command to change the default compiler to gcc4?

If I run 'sdk:gccselect4 4.4.5' or 'sdk:gccselect 4.4.5' they both fail with a 'wrong number of arguments' message.

I've looked at the contents of both scripts and they only seem to require the one argument.

I have the SDK installed to Work:Development on a PFS3 formatted partition rather than SYS:Development if that makes any difference?

Hmm, it seems I had errors on my PFS3 partition.

Once I fixed them and rebooted gccselect worked as expected. :)

The only FS that gave me no problems when *preparing* the SDK, was SFS. Neither IceFS nor PFS3 are able to build a working SDK.

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Just want to clearify that installing SDK and using SDK works with IceFS.
I do remember there was some weird issue with the preparing of SDK..
It was some time ago though..

I should also add that there is an issue using SDK with IceFS
if SDK is on a partition larger than 500GB. This due to some ixemul
code somewhere peeks the FileLock for fl_DiskKey instead of using SameLock(). This breaks at 500GB for IceFS (due to 32bit fl_DiskKey).


[ Edited by Leif 03.06.2013 - 13:28 ]

That's interesting to hear.

I think I'll give IceFS a try as I've been experiencing some weird issues that only started happening since I started using PFS. If they still persist I'll go back to SFS.

I Am using Ice Fs since it was released.
It's stable and dast.
Give it a try.

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I'll back up my data and reformat with IceFS tonight and report back with how I get on.

Is it OK to use it for SYS: too?

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If you are on Mac then no, else yes if you have separate boot
partition.

I'm on a Mac with HFS Boot/DH0, PFS SYS/DH1 and PFS Work/DH2 currently, so I should only format DH2 with IceFS?

yes

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I've been running IceFS on my data partition for a few hours now and it seems OK so far. Not blindingly fast or anything but not slow either.