On Tue, May 13, 2008 at 3:52 PM, chris kuhlman <ckuhlman@xxxxxxxxxx> wrote: > I used GCC 4.1.0 to build GCC 4.3.0. So I looked under the install > directory for GCC 4.1.0, and under the include directory for GCC 4.1.0, > there is a c++ directory and a file called mf-runtime.h. Under the c++ > directory is 4.1.0 and that directory appears to have all of the C++ header > files. > > Do you know why I did not generate the directories and header files under > the include directory of GCC 4.3.0? The *C compiler* has no business installing files that belong to the *C library* (most likely GNU libc on a GNU/Linux host). The reason you're seeing the C++ headers is that the GCC tarball contains the C++ library. So really, when you install GCC, you're really installing a C *compiler* and a complete C++ *environment*. Hope that helps.
