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From: Juan Carlos Lopez Lopez
Date: Tue, 09 Feb 1993 17:05
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	I'm just starting using g++ (the script that is supplied with
the gcc distribution) and I've found it very sensitive to the ANSI standard.
I mean, when using gcc with -xc++, or compiling a *.C file, or just running
the g++ script, the compiler doesn't like finding that you use fopen with
arguments, when it has been declared with no arguments in stdio.h.

	Any hints? I've tried to use other flags but it doesn't work.

	Another thing. What is the difference between that g++ script and
another g++ distribution I've found in some ftp sites?

	Sorry for asking you these "obvious" questions, but I haven't found
any answer in the info files. And I don't have access to the gnu newsgroups
either. Any FAQ file or any other help source somewhere?

	Thank you very much.

	Juan Carlos Lopez

PS My platform is a Sun4 and the installation ran OK.

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