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Warning! gcc 2.3.3 for VMS as distributed by Eric is not very usable
when you want to program in c++. The reason is missing header files
in GNU_GXX_INCLUDE:[000000]. For example, I can't for the world find
SETJMP.H, so GCC uses the one in GNU_CC_INCLUDE:[000000], and it contains
only the definition:

	typedef int jmp_buf[15];

No wonder I suddenly get LOTS of error lines telling me longjmp and others
are undefined (actually, implicitely declared)!

I have similar problems with toupper(), tolower() and other "regular C"
functions I try to use in my C++ program... All because of missing
header files.

Was this kit meant to be an update of GCC 2.2.2d? Or could it be installed
from scratch?

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