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From: Robert Dewar <dewar@gnat.com>
Subject: Re: C++ with gcc
Date: 2000/03/24
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In article <38DB7762.90530BAE@limsi.fr>,
  machrouh Youssef <machrouh@limsi.fr> wrote:
> I try to compile C++ programs with the gcc version coming with
> the gnat compiler (3.12p).

GNAT as distributed will not support g++. Any attempt to build
a combined version that handles both GNAT and g++ will fail
in one manner or another, since the two compilers currently
require different versions of gcc (in particular GNAT requires
a patched version of gcc 2.8.1 that has never been tested with
g++, and in fact it is known that g++ cannot be built with this
version of gcc).

We are working hard to merge the two versions of gcc, so this
is a problem which will disappear in the future (if you watch
the gcc mailing list, you will be very aware of the activity
in this area!)

Robert Dewar
Ada Core Technologies


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