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ssurhode@suma1.rdg.ac.uk (Paul Rhodes) writes:

>  I can't install g++. Our system consists of a number of Sun 4's with
>NFS mounted partitions, running SunOs 4.1.1. I have been trying to
>install g++ version 1.40.3 for ages. Originally I was finding problems
>because I was using gcc version 2.2.2 to try and make it and g++ could
>find the files that it needed (I think that's what the problem was
>anyhow).  Now, I have finally got g++ in place, but I can't get the
>library in place... (Library version 1.39.0)

I tried to answer this by mail, but some relay machine in England says 
that you don't exist.

If you have gcc 2.2.2 then you have g++ 2.2.2 as well as a compiler for 
Objective-C. They come in one package nowadays.
If you have g++ 2.2.2, you can go for libg++ 2.2. It's more fun.

If you want g++ 1.40, you need gcc 1.40.

	Johan

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