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- From: "Dockeen" <dockeen at mchsi dot com>
- To: <gcc-help at gcc dot gnu dot org>
- Date: Sun, 24 Feb 2002 16:57:18 -0600
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Based on some good hints by Kayvan Sylvan, I tried some things.
I worked on forcing the compiler to look down the right path.
Now, doing first things last, I did a search to find where
iostream.h was hiding. I discovered a couple of interesting
things.
(1) It was in /usr/local/g++-3, which seems to indicate that
at least some of the suffix command is working.
(2) Now, I did the ultimate in cheating and gave the include
statement the direct path to this version of iostream.h. When
I ran the /usr/local/bin (new) version of g++, it gave voluminous
errors related to iostream.h. When I compiled with straight
g++ (old Cygwin version), it compiled OK.
That is where I am right now. I will keep you bored with the
plight of the old and clueless...
Did I tell y'all that I was real popular working software IV&V
cuz I could always find a way to break things. Its a *gift*
Wayne (notso) Keen