Re: Using 2.90.60 as standard C++ lib with gcc 2.95

[Gabriel Dos Reis <dosreis@cmla.ens-cachan.fr>]

Gerald Gutierrez <gutier@intergate.bc.ca> writes:

| I'd like to recompile a bunch of existing packages with the new gcc
| compiler and libstdc++ library. The release notes indicate that this
| is not a "drop in" replacement and that I have to supply -I and -L
| parameters to get it to link properly.
| 
| Writing new code to do this is okay .. changing lots of makefiles to
| do this is a problem.
| 
| I can use CPLUS_INCLUDE_PATH to get gcc to find the proper headers, is
| there any way at all that I can get the linker to link the correct
| library without me having to change all my makefiles?

gcc-2.95 comes with a working libstdc++ and you don't an extra work to
install it or use it.

Do you really want to use v-3?  Note that v-3 is not yet finished and
vairous parts are missing. Most of what is already implemented is not
tested. 

-- Gaby