> Anyway, in the installation process I realized that there > was two additional CDs I didn't have. Well, no problem about > this... for the moment. did you purchase a powerpack or an Essential ? > But I was puzzled when, after choosing "Development" in the > general orientation for my workstation, and selected ALL the > packages (I checked them one by one anyway), I got installed > the g++ compiler, of course, lots of IDE (like KDevelop), > the binaries of STL (libstdc++....) versions 2.8.1 and a > previous one (I don't remember the number), but > > THERE WAS NO HEADER FILE CORRESPONDING TO THE STL!!! try compiling with -lstdc++ > My question is: Is this a (stupid/simple) mistake from > Mandrake, or it is done in purpose? none of those. I think gcc usage has changed slightly, the same way we used to include <iostream.h> that is really <iostream> now. HA Quoc Viet Services MandrakeSoft
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