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Hello,

I have two questions about the implementation of the c++
compiler. I am using gcc 2.3.3 for OS/2, a port by
Eberhard Mattes.

1) I am missing the IOManipulators, like `setw'.
Is there a way defining them by myself? I need setw for a port
of a programm to gnu c++.

2) I noticed that a definition of a friend function, like:

class MyClass {

friend myFunct ( MyClass a ) { some code here };

}

produces a link error. The linker reports a multiply definition error,
if a have the function definition in a header file and link several
pieces of code that all include the header file.

I thought, myFunct is an (implicit) inline function, but gcc treats
myFunct as an ordinary function. Other compilers have no linking
problems with that code. Is this a bug in gcc or am I doing 
something wrong?

Please send the answer to Sierwald@tu-harburg.dbp.de, I don't
read this mailing list.

thank you, J\"orn Sierwald