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Re: gcc && libstdc++
- To: cpita at tycdigital dot com
- Subject: Re: gcc && libstdc++
- From: Joe Buck <jbuck at holdup dot synopsys dot com>
- Date: Tue, 3 Apr 101 18:27:14 -0700 (PDT)
- Cc: gcc at gcc dot gnu dot org
>
> I have some newbie questions about using gcc with libstdc++. First, I
> would like to know which sources of libstdc++ should I use: the ones in the
> latest libstdc++ snapshot or the ones which comes with the latest gcc
> snapshot?
When working with snapshots, please only use the libstdc++ that comes
with the snapshot.
> Then, should I expect new independent snapshots (I mean, not
> provided with gcc distribution) of libstdc++ for the future?
No.
> Third, why are
> any language runtime libraries distributed with gcc: is this only a matter
> of distribution or have they some source code dependencies on the specific
> gcc version?
Depending on the library, either one may be the case (there may be a tight
coupling with the compiler, or it may simply be a matter of convenience
to treat all libraries the same).
> Not related to the above questions: where can I find info about gcc
> architecture, front and back ends, etc.?
Start with the manual;you can find more starting from the gcc.gnu.org
website.