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Re: C++/g++ on the Cray T3D

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From: Steve R. Karmesin
Date: Tue, 13 Feb 1996 00:00
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Axel Thimm wrote:
> 
> Hello,
> 
>  I am trying to get some C++ code running on a T3D. The native
> cfront-like compiler does not support some template features, like
>  template< class X > class B : public X { ... } ;
>  My code uses this a lot, so I would prefer to not change the code,
> but find another solution.
>  The new C++ programming environment is said to only work with the
> T3E.
>  As the T3D consists mainly of Alpha processors, I hope that there
> might be a working gcc/g++ for it. I was told that there has been such
> an attempt in the past, which had some bugs in it.
> 
>  Please email me any informations, that you may have about it.
>  Many thanks in advance,
>         Axel Thimm.


I would like to second this request. The Cray T3D C++ compiler, being
CFRONT based, is far from adequate when it comes to templates.  Any
pointers to an implementation of gcc for it would be very much
appreciated.

Steve Karmesin
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From: "Steve R. Karmesin" <ssr@cacr.caltech.edu>
Subject: Re: C++/g++ on the Cray T3D
Date: 1996/02/13
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