🚀 go-pugleaf

Hello, all!

I recently pulled all the gcc/g++ files off of umich.  At least I
thought I did.  I haven't had time to install them here at school yet,
but I gave my Dad a copy at home and he's been having some problems
getting it working.  So he asked if I'd use my USENET feed (since he
lost his some time ago) to post a few questions about the
installation.

So here they are.  Any help would be GREATLY appreciated.

1.  What programs/files do I need to run GNU c and g++?  This includes
libraries, header files, programs and anything else important.

2.  Where do they go?  (as far as directory structure and such.)

3.  What kind of environmental variables are needed?

As I said above, I thought we'd gotten all the important archives off
of umich, but apparently it looks like we're missing some of the
files.  Also, I guess some of the files got garbaged up somehow (most
notably a few of the include files).

So any answers I can get to the above three questions would really
help us get this whole thing set up.  As both my Dad and I are looking
to learn c++, this seemed like a decent system to start up with.

Thanks in advance for your advice!

Joe
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