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Followup on earlier problem: 

[Summary of earlier problem: I compiled gcc-2.7.2 on my Linux machine
(1.2.13) and the new gcc couldn't find basic header files like
iostream.h fstream.h etc.]

I checked out the makefile generated by configure and saw that the gxx
include directory expanded out to /usr/lib/g++-include. Now my headers
are in /usr/include/g++ which seems like a much more sensible place to
put them. So as I see it I have 2 options:

1. Change the Makefile manually and recompile.

2. cp -r the contents of /usr/include/g++/ to /usr/lib/g++-include. 

Which one should I do? Isn't /usr/lib kind of a bad place to put
include files anyway? 

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Omi Chandiramani
ochand70@calvin.edu

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