GCC 3.2 on Redhat8 and Suse 9

 
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GCC 3.2 on Redhat8 and Suse 9

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Can someone tell me what will be the difference between the binary that is built on Redhat8 and Suse9 even when compiler version is same i.e GCC 3.2.3 is used on both?I mean if I build an application on Suse9 using GCC 3.2that was supposed to be built on Redhat8 using GCC 3.2 what all problems do I face with respect to compilation linking and loading?

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