I'm trying to build a program which uses the core C++ language but does
not use libstdc++ (i.e. I don't need iostream and friends.) The way I'm
reading the documentation, I should be able to compile the following
program using "g++ -nodefaultlibs -lgcc":
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void main()
{
int *value;
value = new int;
*value = 2;
delete value;
}
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It intentionally does nothing, but it should compile, should it not? I am
using gcc 2.8.1 on Linux 2.1.129. Any insights would be appreciated. (I'm
assuming that if I were to use anything like "exit()", I would need to add
-lc to the command line)
Thanks in advance.
William Astle
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The mouse on the mobius strip;
The strip revolved,
The mouse dissolved
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