Re: where did it go?

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From: Xylen
Date: Sat, 29 Jan 2000 00:00

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Mike wrote:
> Are you compiling this with g++?  If so, check to make sure you have egcs-g++
> installed (rpm -qa | grep egcs).

Yep, it works just fine with g++. I keep forgetting that I have three
different compilers. cc, gcc, and g++. What is the difference in them
anyway?  Besides different error messages.

Xylen
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