Hi all,

We have a MSP 430 project developed with release 20041112 of the Win32
toolchain.  Our c source files have been named with the suffix .cpp and
while we have not used any classes some minor C++ language features
(namespaces, variable declaration in the middle of blocks, maybe some
others) have been used.  Our makefile invoked the executable
msp430-g++.exe to compile C++ source files, 

I've recently downloaded the latest release (20060424) and found that
C++ support has been pulled from under us.  There's no msp430-g++.exe in
the install and when we try to compile our files with msp430-gcc.exe we
get the 

        msp430-gcc: corch.cc: C++ compiler not installed on this system

error message.

Could anyone out there point me towards an explanation of when and why
this has changed, as I've scanned the release notes and mailing list
archive without really finding anything.

Thanks 

Richard.




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