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From: elwood@osc.u-net.com (Phil Brereton)
Subject: Re: gnat-3_10p1-nt and C++ ?
Date: 1998/01/02
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dewar@merv.cs.nyu.edu (Robert Dewar) wrote:
>
>Just so the picture is clear, GNAT cannot compile C, it is an Ada 95
>compiler! However, it is part of the GCC system, which is a multi-language
>compiler. The standard distribution of GCC made with GNAT includes the
>C compiler, but does not include the C++ compiler, which must be separately
>obtained. The easiest thing is to obtain g++ separately and install it as
>a completely separate program, but if you know what you are doing, you can
>merge the two distribtions together to form a single unified gcc that
>can compile C, Ada 95 and C++ (as well as Chill, Fortran 77 etc etc if
>you install these as well).
>
Thanks for the clarification - I've installed the C++ compiler and
library, the compiler seems to work ok, but the linker keeps giving
"undefined reference to 'cout' " messages.  I think I'll take your
advice and try a separate program!
Phil