Ok. So all these compilers (C++, C, Objective-C) are all packed together in gcc, right? But can't I have multiple copies of gcc on my system and tell Xcode to use the one, and tell Fink to use the other?
I don't know if you can leave several versions installed and expect that XCode and Fink use different ones. Well, with a tricky constructions of PATHs you can, probably, but it won't be stable, because various packages call the C compiler by different names, "cc", "gcc", "/usr/bin/gcc" etc. What you can do, of course, is to switch compilers manually before doing XCode things or Fink things, a little like gcc_select does it.
There is a simpler hack, however, that so far hasn't produced known bad results: Install XCode-1.5 and replace just the one file /usr/libexec/gcc/darwin/ppc/3.3/cc1plus by its version from XCode-1.2. This is known to work correctly for the cases where the XCode-1.5 C++ compiler shows its bug, and the new bugs introduced by it have not yet been made public ;-)
-- Martin
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