Re: libstdc++ [2]

2002-10-21 Thread m.w.chang
compilation of gcc will produce a libstdc++. how does it differ from the standalone ilbstdc++ package? also, I couldnt' compile my own libstdc++. there is no install.sh in the tar-ball. Richard R. Sivernell wrote: Why would you think that? it is stl code for c++, is it not. If so you would

Re: libstdc++ [2]

2002-10-21 Thread Richard R. Sivernell
On Tue, 22 Oct 2002 09:55:54 +0800 m.w.chang [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: compilation of gcc will produce a libstdc++. how does it differ from the standalone ilbstdc++ package? also, I couldnt' compile my own libstdc++. there is no install.sh in the tar-ball. Richard R. Sivernell wrote:

Re: libstdc++ [2]

2002-10-21 Thread m.w.chang
I took a careful look nito libstdc++'s documentation. This libstdc++ should be added into gcc source tree.. I need to rebuild my gcc I stiill think caldera deliberately compile mysql against the libstdc++ package and created an un-necessary dependency. * quote from

libstdc++ [2]

2002-10-10 Thread m.w.chang
seems that linuxfromscratch didn't use libstdc++ at all but the one craeted by gcc-2.95.3. am I correct? so caldera COL 3.1 possibly doens't need it at all ?_? -- Swiftly. Silently. Invisibly. .~. In Linux we trust. / v \ news://news.hkpcug.org