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Subject: Re: sparc g++ fails "Hello world!"
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> You'll need to recompile at least libstdc++-v3 with the upgraded binutils.

To sum up, I have compiled binutils 2.11.2 (then recompiled GCC-3.0.2) and now 
simple C++ test programs work great!

Thank you very much, Jeff. This is really a huge relief.

Sean