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Could someone tell me more about <generic.h> in FreeBSD?

I'm now using a FreeBSD stable. I needs a <generic.h> to compile
some application downloaded from internet.
I found that the header was included at least in libg++2.6.2.
What version of libg++ was installed in FreeBSD 2.1?

What should I do for using generic.h?
Please help me!

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Tatsuaki Wada
       Dept. Electrical and Electronic Engineering
       Ibaraki University
       4-12-1 Nakanarusawa, Hitachi, 316, Japan.
e-mail:  wada@ee.ibaraki.ac.jp