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> From: "wordsworth" <news AT callera DOT net>
> Newsgroups: comp.os.msdos.djgpp
> Date: Sat, 8 May 2004 11:50:13 +0100
> 
> he C++
> standard library is linked by default with gpp.  How does this manifest
> itself - I dont mean where is the C++ library, but rather how is it linked?

The gpp compiler driver instructs the linker (ld.exe) to scan the C++
libraries.  When the linker scans them, it links into the binary any
functions that the program and its subroutines call.

> Is it compiled into a binary or can I define its location (add config
> switches) in a config file?

It is compiled into the binary.  DJGPP doesn't support shared
libraries (a.k.a. DLLs), as of now.

> I want to avoid having to add extra suff to the compiler line when
> excuting cmd line compiles e.g. gpp test.cc -o test.exe.

What exactly is ``extra stuff'' you want to avoid in this command
line?  To me, it looks like a pretty much minimal compilation command.

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