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Simply put... On a sparc 10 running sunos4.1.3, I need to reconfigure
the library for libg++2.4 to include libg++-2.4/libg++/iostream/libio.a
but the README and Makefile files in all directories don't show me how
to do this.

More complete description: ..........................  

I'm running gcc-2.4.5 on a sparc-sun-sunos4.1.3 configured with gnu ld
(see binutils-2.1.1) and gnu as (gas 2.1.1) options into a temp dir
"/u14/local" (for testing).

I've compiled libg++-2.4 explicitly using my test version gcc-2.4.5
"/u14/local/bin/gcc".  (I know because before I used the wrong version
and I received errors in builting type casting which is an error
previously discussed that indicates you didn't use the new gcc to
compile the new g++ library.)

MY TROUBLE:
I am trying to compile a g++ function that works fine on the old
version but the function I need are in the library of libg++-2.4
under the directory "libg++-2.4/libg++/iostream" in the archive "libio.a"

I've used [ gmake CC="/u14/local/bin/g++ -v" ] so I know it is 
invoking /u14/local/bin/gcc with the proper arguments and I get
missing functions that I can find in my old /usr/local/lib/gcc-lib/libg++.a
but not in the new /u14/local/lib/libg++.a.  I've found them in the
iostream subdirectory but I don't know how (after delving into README's
and Makefile's) to add them to libg++.a

Simply...how can I add libio.a (libg++-2.4/libg++/iostream/libio.a) 
into libg++.a?

As for the easiest solution, compiling programs by coping libio.a 
to /u14/local/lib and compiling with g++ having the full path and
link names of "g++ -L/u14/local/lib -lio" ...I have not been able to
make it work.


Thank you,
David
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David Gary Friedman
System Administrator		Friedman@bu.edu	
ENG SPILAB, Boston Univ.	engdbuc@buacca.bitnet

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David Gary Friedman
System Administrator		friedman@bu.edu
ENG SPILAB, Boston Univ.	engdbuc@buacca.bitnet