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[64 bit] updating gnu compiler collection

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http://ubuntuforums.org – hello. i am on ubuntu 10.04 and i need help updating my gcc. right now when i do: Code: gcc -v it says it's version 4.4.3 when 4.6.x is the current version. i would like to update it to the latest. i downloaded the gcc4.6 from svn into a folder and i tried doing Code: ./configure Code: make Code: make install but there is no makefile. so i tried to use the package manager and it said it updated it but it didn't. i am new to ubuntu so i need help. thanks. (Hardware)

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