"J . A . Magallon" wrote: > > On Mon, 30 Oct 2000 18:48:59 Ronnie Whipp wrote: ...... > > I may have to do a bit more fiddling first, but at least this gets the > > old `Hello World' program to compile and work. It's better than nothing. > > > > It is worst than nothing. You are mixing headers from egcs and compiling > with gcc-2.95, for example. EGCS libstdc++ is version 2, and g++-2.95 > libstdc++ is version 3. If you have correctly installed both egcs-c++ and > gcc-c++-2.95, you should have both /usr/include/g++-2 for egcs-c++, and > /usr/include/g++-3 for g++, and two binaries of libstdc++, one for each. > > -- > Juan Antonio Magallon Lacarta mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] > The problem is (at least if you've only got the single disk) Mandrake doesn't supply egcs, and without 'some' headers - particularly iostream.h - you can't compile anything at all. The only other solution would be to go bacl to 7.0, but then you lose a few other goodies and generally have dependency problems if you try to take them down a version. If need be that's what I'll do, but as last resort. Ronnie Whipp.
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