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{{Warning|This page is outdated (October 2019). For a | {{Warning|This page is outdated (October 2019). For a more active approach on building GNU Octave using a separate toolchain, see [[MXE]].}} | ||
Building of octave together with a separate toolchain (custom built gcc/binutils/...). | Building of octave together with a separate toolchain (custom built gcc/binutils/...). | ||
This is required mainly when the base linux distribution ships too old a version of gcc. | This is required mainly when the base linux distribution ships too old a version of gcc. | ||
Unexperienced users should upgrade their distribution, though | Unexperienced users should upgrade their distribution, though. | ||
The main build directory will be called {{Path|/usr/local/build}}. | The main build directory will be called {{Path|/usr/local/build}}. |