I am having an awful time with the dreaded 'configure:error: To compile ht://Dig, you will need a C++ library. Try installing libstdc++.'
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Of course, the libstdc++ libs are on my sys. :)
I have tried the advice in FAQ 3.8: with no success.
You might try taking a look at the config.log file to see if there is anything there that might point toward the root of the problem.
I am using a source built gcc 3.3 on slackware 8.1� The gcc build puts a lot of things in /usr/local .�
Do you by chance have another broken/partial GCC install somewhere on the system? Maybe something from the distro that is missing some of the C++ components? If so, it is likely that configure is picking up the other version of the GCC compiler.
Have you successfully built other C++ programs with your 3.3 build?
Is there a directive to get configure to look in other directories? or am I missing the point?
If configure is picking up the correct compiler, you shouldn't need to do anything special to indicate the location of the C++ libraries.
Jim
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