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From: apm35 AT student DOT open DOT ac DOT uk (Andrew Marlow)
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12 Dec 1997 10:36:10 -0000
Subject: problems building pg c++ compiler
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Hello Netters!

I am having trouble building the PGCC C++ compiler under Red Hat Linux
and wonder if some kind
soul would point me in the right direction. I managed to get the C
compiler part of it built using GCC, then
I rebuilt PGCC using PGCC. So far so good. However, trying to compile
C++ gives an error message saying
that part of the system is not installed. Examining the source code I
find that it has a table in one of the files
that maps filename suffixes to language (e.g .cpp, .cc and .C map to
C++). These table entries are preceeded
with a hash mark (#) if it considers that part of the system is not
installed. At this point I was stuck.

Any pointers greatly appreciated.

Andrew Marlow.