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From: jerry@jvdsys.nextjk.stuyts.nl (Jerry van Dijk)
Subject: Re: gnat-3_10p1-nt and C++ ?
Date: 1998/01/03
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In article <34acddaf.6456942@news.u-net.com> elwood@osc.u-net.com writes:

>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!

If you installed the compiler according to the instructions on my
homepage this should work, as I used this installation to compile some
c++ code which I wanted to use from Ada.

Of course you did not forget to link in the standard (-lstdc++) or gcc
(lg++) libraries when compiling c++ code :-) If you want to use the c++
compiler, you are supposed to know how to use it!

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