Debian packages for ZeroC Ice

[mathgl]

Ubuntu already has ZeroC Ice 3.4 packages. Just a bit outdated compared to Debian but it's a matter of a few days at most.

Did you try those?

Regards,
Paco

the latest Ubuntu version comes with a Ubuntu package (version is 3.4.2) I want to know anyone have used
it or not.

I always build ice for myself. it is a tedious way and not easy to maintain.

[mathgl]

Ubuntu already has ZeroC Ice 3.4 packages. Just a bit outdated compared to Debian but it's a matter of a few days at most.

Did you try those?

Regards,
Paco

the latest Ubuntu version comes with a ice package (version is 3.4.2) I want to know anyone have used
it or not.

I always build ice for myself. it is a tedious way and not easy to maintain.

[ractoc]

Yupz, I installed them through apt-get and tested them on my slice file. They work like a charm.

[mathgl]

Yupz, I installed them through apt-get and tested them on my slice file. They work like a charm.

Hi

Which version of Ubuntu did you use? I built ice on Ubuntu 11.10 and noticed gcc 4.6.1 couldn't recognize
ptdriff_t. I need to change it to std:tdriff_t to complete the building. So i want to be sure the package for Ubuntu 11.10 works.

Thanks

[ractoc]

I'm on the same version of ubuntu, 11.10. But I'm using ICE with Java, so I'm not using gcc.