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Previously using gcc-2.2.2 and libg++ 2.1, I was able to do the following:

strstream msg;

msg << ' ' << "abc";

Right now I've upgraded to gcc-2.3.1 and libg++ 2.2. The ' ' character
is giving problems: undefined strstream operator << ()

msg << ' ';          // can't find << operator
msg << "abc" << ' '; // ok

Explicitly casting msg to an ostream& works as well. I noticed that
iostream derives from ios and not istream and ostream like in the AT&T
implementation, and it uses defines istream and ostream conversion functions.
I can understand why the second case works since the first << returns
an ostream &. It seems, for the first case, that there is a problem in
implicitly converting msg to an ostream & so that the correct << operator
may be matched?? Is there a fix for it?

CW