Jay Woods wrote:
> The rpms in general are on the installation disks and were installed. The
> gcc-chill-2.95.2-7mdk is not and so was not installed. Apparently a complete install
>is
> needed to get the g++ packages (which is a useful piece of information).
>
> I was able to execute g++. However, the include libraries for g++ were not created
>when the
> packages were installed. I copied in the g++ subdirectory from version 6.2 to have
>something
> with which to work.
>
> Are there any suggestions in which package the g++ include libraries reside? ---Jay
>
This has been are rather thorny problem in 7.1 and 7.2. Evidently if you choose the
default
installation, you don't get g++ loaded. Why? I haven't the foggiest idea. If you
choose custom
and server install, the g++ loads as part of the install. I have experimented with the
typical
and custom installs, and at least from my standpoint I don't know why anyone would
ever do
anything other than a Custom=>Server install to begin with. Ok, you don't get asteroids
installed if you choose a server install. however, the server install will load all
the core
networking and development components needed to fit just about anyones needs without
all the
fluff.
--
David Rankin
Nacogdoches, Texas
