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jduan@splatter.chem.indiana.edu (Jack Duan) writes:
>I am trying to compile my own gcc 2.7.2 for my Linux a.out system.  Since I
>don't have time to convert my system to ELF right now, I am wondering if
>libg++2.6.2 will work with gcc 2.7.2?  I am having a very hard time to
>compile libg++2.7.1 right on my system a.out.

First off, libg++ 2.6.2 isn't going to work with gcc 2.7.2 without some
fixes.

Unpatched libg++ versions don't work on Linux, because of conflicts with
the Linux C library.  This is unfortunate, and maybe someday it will be
fixed; HJ Lu and Per Bothner are going to have to work it out.  The latest
Linux libg++ is called libg++ 2.7.1.3 and can be found on tsx-11.mit.edu
in the GCC directory (I think /pub/linux/packages/GCC but that's from
memory so it might be wrong).
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