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- Date: 18 Jul 92 00:26 MDT
- Subject: Re: C++ for VAX/VMS
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- henry2@sunlite.concordia.ca (Henry Polley) writes:
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- : Does anyone know of a c++ compiler for the vax/vms environment?
- : I am looking for something that is commercial preferably.
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- I'm not sure of a commercial product, but the Free Software Foundation offers
- the GNU C++ compiler. You can find it, and a lot of other wonderful things
- on the DECUS tapes (thanks R.S.).
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- GNU software is not commerical (in fact, just the opposite). I have found
- it to be excellent. I have had a problem with GNU C++ streams, however.
- I'm getting an unresolved linker error on a symbol that is clearly the
- munged name for stream operator<<. I checked the VMS library distributed
- with GNU C++, and I did find a symbol that matches almost exactly -- it's
- off by a single character ("$" v. "_" I think). Anyway, I'm pretty sure
- I didn't install and build things correctly, and that is the cause of the
- linker problem. (If anyone can clue me in to how to resolve it, I'd be
- most appreciative.)
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