> In these days, a good C++
> compiler is much more than preprocessor
> + C (I am not speaking of gcc; of course,
> I appreciate the very good work on
> the C compiler, but I really can't include
> its C++ on the "good" side of compilers.
> For commercial things I had to buy
> Metrowerks C++ compiler for Linux.
> Maybe egcs is more good, I don't
> know).
Intriguing. I was under the impression that what Metrowerks is
currently shipping for Linux consists of their IDE driving egcs and
gdb. Their web pages seem to concur; have they released their full
compiler and simply not updated their pages? That'd be somewhat
surprising.
Are you _sure_ you're using the Metrowerks compiler and not their IDE
calling egcs?
--nat
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