On Thu, Sep 11, 2003 at 02:40:24AM -0700, Sivakkumar Kumararsamy wrote:
> Hi,
Hi.
> I am new to linux programming. I need to port some
> C/C++ code that was compiled in Solaris using GCC
> 2.95.3 to Linux 9.0
> When I installed Red Hat Linux 9.0, by default it
> installed GCC3.2.2. It produces lot of warning 'is
> implicitly a typename'.
You should fix the code. Make use of the `typename' keyword.
> Also there are two include paths (/usr/include/c++ and
> /usr/include/g++3). Which one should be used.
You don't need to bother. GCC will automatically search for standard
headers in the right location. The C++ standard compliant headers are
in the /usr/include/c++ directory. The headers in the
/usr/include/g++3 directory are from an older libstdc++ version which
was not (that) compliant to the C++ standard. Run g++ with the -v
switch to find out where it finds its files and which commands are
executed to run the different stages of compilation.
> Please explain me
> the components involved and their locations. Is this version of GCC
> a stable version?
You could have had a look at gcc.gnu.org to find out. But yes, this
is a stable GCC release (Feb 05 2003).
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