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From: cliff@jarthur.claremont.edu (Clifford Stein)
Newsgroups: comp.sys.atari.st.tech
Subject: g++
Message-ID: <11852@jarthur.Claremont.EDU>
Date: 22 Apr 91 23:13:10 GMT
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I'm having problems getting my g++ compiler to work.  It seems unable to
find the standard header files, such as stdio.h.  I know, I have to set my
path first.  Well, I think I have.  Here's what's up:

I'm using gulam, and the printenv command says

G++INC=d:\gnu\g++lib\g++-incl

I know that stdio.h is in d:\gnu\g++lib\g++-incl\stdio.h and if I
substitute:

#include"d:\gnu\g++lib\g++-incl\stdio.h"

then the compiler works fine. 

#include<stdio.h>

gives me errors and says it is unable to find stdio.h.  Although this is
might unrelated, gcc1.39 has no problems at all.

One more thing.  Even if I have #include"d:\gnu\g++lib\g++-incl\stdio.h",
the compiler will go through and compile, giving me .o files.  It will not
link them togethere; it can't find the loader or linker or something
(probably the same problem with the paths).  I usually then just link with
gcc and have no problems.  Can someone send me a list of environmental
variables that need to be set for the g++ to work correctly?

I'm using a MegaST2 with TOS 1.4.

Any help will greatly be appreciated.

--Cliff