RE: g++ in 3.0.2

RE: g++ in 3.0.2

[Venkatesh, Vangal]

Paolo,
      I have figured out the problem. gcc 2.96 will compile this file ok but
not 3.0.2 as main has to return an int.

#include <iostream.h>

void main(){
   cout << "Hello World" << endl;
}

Thanks,
Vangal

RE: g++ in 3.0.2

[Venkatesh, Vangal]

Paolo,
      I have figured out the problem. gcc 2.96 will compile this file ok but
not 3.0.2 as main has to return an int.

#include <iostream.h>

void main(){
   cout << "Hello World" << endl;
}

Thanks,
Vangal

g++ in 3.0.2

[Venkatesh, Vangal]

Hi,
     I downloaded and compiled gcc 3.0.2 on a Pentium 4 system running
Redhat 7.1. 
When I try to compile a simple Hello World program using g++ I do not get an
object file or executable, although the compilation seems to be ok.
gcc and g77 seem to work ok.
Any ideas on what may be the problem?

Vangal

Re: g++ in 3.0.2

[Peter Kurpis]

> >When I try to compile a simple Hello World program using g++ I do not get an
> >object file or executable, although the compilation seems to be ok.
> 
> Could please post both the output of g++ -v your_hello_test.cc and your_hello_test.cc
> himself?

Could it be you're not noticing the  a.out  file, which is the default
executable name?  (You need to specify  -o filename  to make your executable
be called  filename .)

Re: g++ in 3.0.2

[Paolo Carlini]

Hi,

>When I try to compile a simple Hello World program using g++ I do not get an
>object file or executable, although the compilation seems to be ok.

Could please post both the output of g++ -v your_hello_test.cc and your_hello_test.cc
himself?

Cheers,
Paolo.

g++ in 3.0.2

[Venkatesh, Vangal]

Hi,
     I downloaded and compiled gcc 3.0.2 on a Pentium 4 system running
Redhat 7.1. 
When I try to compile a simple Hello World program using g++ I do not get an
object file or executable, although the compilation seems to be ok.
gcc and g77 seem to work ok.
Any ideas on what may be the problem?

Vangal