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- From: chris@frcs.Alt.ZA (Chris Old)
- Subject: iostreams with g++ 2.2.2
- Organization: Free Range Computer Systems CC
- Date: Fri, 4 Sep 92 08:13:19 GMT
- Message-ID: <1992Sep4.081319.14324@frcs.Alt.ZA>
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- The hardware is a 486, the software Dell SVR4.
-
- I'm trying to get g++ 2.2.2 running with iostream. I compiled gcc and
- g++ with no trauma.
-
- The Gnu iostream has a copyright Per Bothner 1991. I briefly checked
- out the Makefile and then typed make. The compiler gives about 15
- warnings when compiling streambuf.C, stuff like:
- -type specifier ommited for paramter
- -implicit declaration
- Then the assembler gets a turn and gives me four syntax errors and gives
- up. This is /usr/ccs/bin/as (the AT&T assembler I think).
-
- Now the questions:
- Do I need gas to compile iostream?
- If so, will I also need to compile binutils and glib?
- The g++ shell script originally tried to link with some library called
- g++ (library=-lg++) until I told it not to. What is in this library, and
- where does one get it?
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- If someone has binaries for iostream that would work on Dell and g++
- 2.2.2, and is prepared to let me ftp them, then I'd be most appreciative.
-
- chris
-