In the new version of QNX 6.2 NC how to i tell the compiler to use only the
include in the directory /usr/include/g+±3. I guess these are newer
version. Same question for the libraries. Is there something that must be
done in the installation of the compiler.
Newer then what? Simply invoke QCC as your compiler and the GNU C++ lib’s
headers will be pulled in from that location.
chris
Rejean Senecal <rsenecal@oerlikon.ca-no-spam> wrote:
In the new version of QNX 6.2 NC how to i tell the compiler to use only the
include in the directory /usr/include/g+±3. I guess these are newer
version. Same question for the libraries. Is there something that must be
done in the installation of the compiler.
–
Chris McKillop <cdm@qnx.com> “The faster I go, the behinder I get.”
Software Engineer, QSSL – Lewis Carroll –
http://qnx.wox.org/
g+±3 ?
thought qnx doesn’t support gcc/g++ 3.x yet.
Rejean Senecal <rsenecal@oerlikon.ca-no-spam> wrote:
In the new version of QNX 6.2 NC how to i tell the compiler to use only the
include in the directory /usr/include/g+±3. I guess these are newer
version. Same question for the libraries. Is there something that must be
done in the installation of the compiler.
That’s the libstdc++ version, not the gcc version. It’s all very confusing.
Frank Liu <liug@mama.indstate.edu> wrote:
g+±3 ?
thought qnx doesn’t support gcc/g++ 3.x yet.Rejean Senecal <> rsenecal@oerlikon.ca-no-spam> > wrote:
In the new version of QNX 6.2 NC how to i tell the compiler to use only the
include in the directory /usr/include/g+±3. I guess these are newer
version. Same question for the libraries. Is there something that must be
done in the installation of the compiler.