[EMAIL PROTECTED] said:
> gcc 2.95 C++ libraries are not compatible with those of egcs. You
> have to keep both sets. But then there the libraieds who use those
> C++ libraries so you also tow keep two sets of Qt, kdelib and every
> C++ library in the distrib.
To be sure I installed all the relevant outputs from the build process which
means I got the new g++ and its libraries.
However, it certainly didn't break KDE or Qt - I have used KDE or GNOME almost
exclusively since they appeared in the distribution (as opposed to an
attachment), and KDE far more than GNOME.
I didn't have any problems on RHL 5.0 (gcc 2.7.2 to egcs to gcc 2.95) either,
though I don't know that there's much C++ stuff there.
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