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From: ty@reef.cis.ufl.edu (Tyng-Jing Yang)
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Subject: Re: C++ libraries and g++1.37 version
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Date: 19 Feb 91 04:43:31 GMT
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In-reply-to: pfkeb@ebnextk.SLAC.Stanford.EDU's message of 19 Feb 91 02:59:13 GMT

I'm also interested about this question.
I know there were previous posts about C++ programming and
someone (almost)sucessfully  compile libg++1.36 to be able
to run trivial "Hello world" C++ program.
I try to install libg++1.36 but fail because I'm not patient
and bright enough to edit Makefile.

Would someone talk about C++ programming without mixing Object-C ?
     ie, How to install libg++ ...
And How can we install g++1.37 in NeXT, can we ?

Thanks for your pointers !

Jing