There are 3 or 4 RPM's : egcs-XXX
The egcs-c++ contains the header files. I believe that the full set of egcs's
has everything for gcc, g++, g77 .
Yes it is strange. I setup as "developer". Now, if one is a "developer",
presumably one would occasionally be called upon to "develop" some code and
maybe even try to compile same. So what are they thinking when the
"developer" load doesn't have the appropriate files and doesn't tell you
where to find them?
Kevin
Larry Marshall wrote:
> > Hrmmm........ I was going to say all I did was install the developer
> > installation but I do remember selecting packages as well and also
> > installed any rpms that included dev in them =o\ didn't realize they
> > didn't do it by default
> > for a second there I thought I typed something wrong =o)
>
> If you go through the expert install it shows you that they do install the
> c++ compiler by default. That's what's so odd as the blurb associated
> with it explicitly says that the c++ compiler package doesn't include the
> ANSI library. I've been told elsewhere that the reason for this is that
> the ANSI library is maintained separately. Still, you'd think that if
> they're going to include the compiler they'd include the library. What's
> even more wierd is that some folks (maybe everyone but me and the few
> other guys who have asked about it) has them on their system. I'll take
> another look.
>
> Cheers --- Larry
