Q: gcc 2 vs g++ 1.4

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From: ctanSolomon.Technet.sg Tan Chee ...
Date: Mon, 07 Sep 1992 04:07

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I had assumed that gcc 2, which incorporates C++ would be the compiler
to use for C++ and would make g++ obsolete. However, from the recent
announcement of g++ 1.41, it seems that g++ is still supported
separately. My question now is: Is there a difference in the implementations
of C++ in the two compilers? If so, is the gcc version more up to date
with the developments of the ANSI standard? Thanks.

CW

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