Trouble useing libstdc++-2.90.6

[Kenneth Kellum]

Thanks, but this hasn't helped.

My directory structure is now

/lib/
    gnu/
       libstdc++/
           lib/
           include/
                g++-v3/              
                    bits/
                    backward/
                    ext/
                    shadow/
                    and other files including sstream

This time I tried to pay attention to the results of
configure, make, make-install and make check-install. 
I saw no errors that would indicate any problem.

Just to be sure the new library was being read, I put 
#include <sstream>
in my test program.  Sure enough, when I first tried
to compile I mistyped the path and got an error
"sstream: No such file or directory".

When I got the path right, I got exactly the same
errors I reported earlier.

Any suggestions will be appreciated.

--- Benjamin Kosnik <bkoz@cygnus.com> wrote:
> > 
> > mkdir bld-libstcd++
> > cd bld-libstcd++
> > /src/gnu/libstcd++-2.90.6/configure 
> >     --prefix=${PWD%/*}/libstcd++
> 
> (using bash . . .)
> 
> try the full path to where you want to put it.
> 
>
--prefix=/home/kenneth_kellum/libstdc++-2.09.6-install
> 
> or whatever the full pathname happens to be.
> 
> Then after you make install, look into this
> directory to see it populated
> with the newly-built library and headers.
> 
> -benjamin
> 
> 


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