Greetings,
Normally g++ should be installed when gcc is installed, shouldn't it? I
would guess there is another reason that g++ isn't working. Ulisse, does
either
which g++
or
g++ -v
give any meaningful output? You could also create a file tmp.cc containing
int main ()
{ return 1; }
and compile it using
g++ tmp.cc -o tmp
and see if that works.
Cheers,
Lachlan
>-- Original Message --
>At 00.44 25/11/2003 +0100, Ulisse Savi wrote:
>
>>checking for c++... no
>>checking for g++... no
>>checking for gcc... gcc
>
>You have GCC C compiler, but no c++ compiler. You just have to install g++.
>
>I am not sure about the RPM name, but it should be something like
>g++-....i386.rpm
>
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