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"Jeff Marshall" <coder AT execulink DOT com> wrote on Sun, 11 Mar 2007 18:33:48
-0500:

# 2) gcc 3.4.4.  I had no problems compiling djdev204 using gcc 3.4.4.  Any
# plans to make djdev buildable with gcc 4.x?  We plan to ( one day ) use
gcc
# as a backend to FreeBASIC.  Updating the djdev sources is the kind of
thing
# one of us would have to do one day anyway and it would be great to hear
if
# someone has this "in the works" but we would also be willing to help
forward
# djdev in this direction if given the opportunity.

I've been successfully building djdev204 with GCC 4.1.0.  I believe that
I've had to make some minor fixes (and turn off -Werror for the time
being) but I have not gotten those changes into CVS yet...

So, the short answer is "yes".  :)

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