Yes, exactly, it must a configuration problem ("distribution bug"),
right?
How would he know where g++ is looking for headers?
First guess for a fix:
ls -l /usr/include/g++
If this fails, then:
ln -s /usr/include/g++-2 /usr/include/g++
If this succeeds, then:
csh
foreach fn (/usr/include/g++2/*)
ln -s $fn /usr/include/g++/$fn:t
end
"Stephen F. Bosch" wrote:
>
> Alen Salamun wrote:
> >
> > Hey...I am an old LiNUX user and I KNOW WHEN I HAVE SOMETHING INSTALLED!
> > There are ALL FILES INSTALLED!
> >
> > [alien@hal9000 alien]$ locate iostream.h
> > /usr/include/g++-2/iostream.h
> > /usr/include/g++-2/stdiostream.h
> >
> > If I manually say -I/usr/include/g++-2/ things do work. AND AS I SEE,
> > THIS WAS A REPORTED BUG,
> > BEFORE, BUT NOONE HAS DONE SOMETHING ABOUT IT...Nice...
>
> Where is g++ looking for the headers? This still looks like a
> configuration problem to me, especially if it works with the -I switch.
>
> -Stephen-
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