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Subject: Re: libstdc++ what-where-when? 
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As of gcc-2.7, g++ splits libg++ into two libraries, one of
GNU extensions and one of "standard" libraries (though there
are still GNU extensions in libstdc++).  libg++ still links
with -lg++, and should not be neccesary for programs which
fancy themselves portable c++ (there is no such thing).

Is anyone working on bringing libg++ 2.7.2 into the tree?

-josh

> I'v enever seen this before..
> suddenly things here are breaking because its needed
> 
> anyone know of it..
> I'm not into c++ personally but..
> 
> 
> 
> julian
>