c++ linking probs after gcc 3.0.3 upgrade

[Thomas]

ok,  i might try checking what glibc i need.  but the thing is, these 
problems im having dont seem to be related to libc (in my uninformed 
opinion).  i thought that libc was c only, not c++, and all the problems im 
having are with c++ specific things.  even if libc does have c++ functions in 
it __builtin_delete should be a function of a compiler.  isnt it whats added 
to the destructor of a class when you dont explicitly delete a member fo that 
class that you created with new?  so, i guess my question is, is this a libc 
problem or not, and if not, what is it a problem with.  the main reason im 
having problems is i dont really know where to look for something that is 
misconfigured or whatever...

thanks

thomas
spiralman@softhome.net

On Wednesday 06 February 2002 04:07, you wrote:
> At 17.58 05/02/2002 (GMT -0600), Thomas wrote:
> >ok, i upgraded to gcc 3.0.3, first by compiling from source, and then i
> > got a bunch of undefined references to functions and whatnot in
> > iostream.h (endl, cout, etc).  then i installed the gcc 3.0.3 slackware
> > package (im running slackware 7.1, but ive upgraded it a lot), and now i
> > get all those errors, plus undefined references to "__builtin_delete" and
> > the like.  im assuming im linking to the wrong librarys or something, but
> > im not sure.  do i have to install a new version of libc?
>
> I don't know what's the minimum version of glibc you need to build GCC.
> There's a page on the site devoted to all the successful GCC builds,
> pointing to the posts of who managed to do so. So you might have a look if
> there's anything related to Slackware 7.1.
> Anyway, I think glibc 2.2.3 or newer will be fine.
>
> >i remember reading the gcc 3.x cant compile
> >libc.
> >i tried doing a "make uninstall" in my source tree, but i get an error
> >that that isnt supported in that tree.
> >
> >if you need more info, just tell me
> >
> >thanks in advance
> >thomas
> >spiralman@softhome.net
>
> HTH
> fwyzard