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Subject: Re: String class and lgpp 2.8: is something missing?
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Nate Eldredge wrote:

AFAIK, in 2.7 libgpp included all the standard C++ functionality, as
well as a bunch of GNU-invented stuff.  In 2.8, standard stuff was moved into
libstdcxx, while libgpp kept the GNU stuff (now deprecated).

> I have tried linking with lgpp and lstdcxx, and with lstdcxx alone, at the
> command line and under rhide, but these all seem to be no good.

Do you have any trouble with the String class under 2.8x?