I need to rebuild my gcc. Apparently, it isn't working well. On an attempt to build mozilla, running the configure script returned an error message that said something was wrong with the g++ component. The version of gcc I have right now is 2.95.2 . It says on the gcc web site that the latest C++ library (libstdc++-3.0) will not compile properly with that early a version of gcc. The latest libstdc++ that could be compiled with gcc-2.95.2 is libstdc++-2.90.8. I want the latest gcc with the latest libstdc++. Is this a good plan?: * Build gcc-3.0 with libstdc++-2.90.8 * Build gcc-3.0 again, but this time with libstdc++-3.0 Are these steps necessary? Or would it be safe to do everything in one shot? -- Abe
