> It is worst than nothing. You are mixing headers from egcs and compiling > with gcc-2.95, for example. EGCS libstdc++ is version 2, and g++-2.95 > libstdc++ is version 3. If you have correctly installed both egcs-c++ and > gcc-c++-2.95, you should have both /usr/include/g++-2 for egcs-c++, and > /usr/include/g++-3 for g++, and two binaries of libstdc++, one for each. I believe you'll find that the g++-3 files are in libstdc++-devel, not in gcc-c++-2.95. That's the problem we've reported here ad nauseum, there are no ANSI C++ include files in gcc-c++-2.95. But you're sure right that you need to keep those two groups of files separate. gcc seems to sort things out if you keep them in the proper directories. Cheers --- Larry
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