Before you jump to conclusions, I _know_ I do not have C++ installed. The
main reason is that most if the non-{Perl,awk,sed} programming I do is in
C, and I don't usually have a lot of disk space to spare to install things
I don't use.
My question is this: When did C++ become a requirement in order to build
a kernel? (And it is a requirement now, if you want to build a modular
kernel successfully.)
Meanwhile, I'm off to figure out which rpm's to collect to install C++...