Eze Ogwuma <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
>Has installing egcs in any way affected the running of gcc or is it
>egcs that is sometimes affected by gcc?
I'm afraid I can't say for sure, as up to now I've done only the most
trivial C++ programming. Plain old C seems to compile fine with
either gcc or egcs.
>I did a kernel compile today with gcc and egcs didn't interfere.
My impression is that egcs is well-behaved if installed correctly in
parallel with gcc, but I've got my doubts about my particular
installation.
>[....] If you only need
>g77 then you might just want to use g77 (eg77) for Fortran and gcc and
>g++ for everything else.
This is how I'll probably proceed.
My original intention was to set up the most standard, reasonably
up-to-date environment I could and start learning C++ in earnest. So
far, I'm having my troubles with example code from Lippman's "C++
Primer" (3rd ed., just published). I don't really need namespaces,
but I'm surprised I can shoot myself in the foot with header
files. :-)
-- Michael
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