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From: lynne@MITCHELL.HAC.COM (Lynne Charlwood)
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Subject: gnu c and c++
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HELP!:

I have version 1.39 of gcc and g++.  I compiled gcc and compiled some
test programs and things seem to run ok.  I have had a couple of
problems compiling g++.

        1. The README file suggests that I make an empty library
           /usr/local/lib/libg.a so I can use the -g flag.  When
           gcc links with the -g flag, I get a message about an
           invalid header for /usr/local/lib/libg.a.  So I have
           been compiling without the -g option.
        2. When the linking for cc1plus occurs, I get an undefined
           function debug_tree.  I found that this is called by
           aux-output.c, but there is no reference for it.  This
           file aux-output.c is actually a link to
           ../gcc/config/out-mips.c.  In the gcc directory, debug_tree
           is defined in print-tree.c, but the print-tree.c in g++
           does not contain a function debug_tree.

Do you know how to fix these problems?  Am I using the wrong definition
for g++?  I am compiling this on a DEC 3100 running Ultrix 4.0.
          
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Lynne Charlwood
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