Hi Robe, It's best to compile/link C++ with the C++ compiler/linker g++, rather than compile/link C++ with the C compiler/linker gcc. (I think gcc and g++ are technically referred to as tool-chain drivers.) It is possible to use gcc to compile and link C++. The details of which will vary depending on your platform and your version of GCC. Which makes any solution you create to use gcc very sensitive to both of those factors. If you still really want to go ahead with this scheme, please note that I consider it ill-advised. Use g++ -v to see what magic happens behind the scenes with g++, then replicate that same magic with gcc (using gcc -v). And be caveat forewarned that your gcc-driven solution will be very fragile, GCC version specific, and platform specific. Sincerely, --Eljay
