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Peter M Lee wrote:

> I apologize for what is probably a silly mistake on my part. I am just
> starting to use cygwin. When I tried a simple program

Silly perhaps, but very common.

> $ gcc hello.cc

The correct way to compile/link C++ code is by invoking g++ not gcc.

Brian

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