On Sat, 28 Aug 1999, Tom K. Moore wrote:
> Anyway, I was hoping to develop and test my programs in linux and then port
> them to whatever they have in the CS labs. I've never developed in linux
> before, though. I know gcc is the linux C compiler, but from what I've
> read, gcc doesn't do C++. Is that true? Is there another compiler for
> C++? Someone earlier mentioned egcs; what's that? I looked around on
> freshmeat and the LDP and didn't come up with anything comprehensible.
g++ is the GNU c++ compiler. It you are running any major
distribution, they will have some sort of package for it. Though you
probably want the latest egcs g++, since the pre-egcs ones didn't seem to
support some of the modern things too well. Red hat, debian and most of
the big guys will probably have packages for this by now as well.
Adam
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