C and C++ Compilers

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3.4.15.1.1 egcs

egcs 1.0.3 is now the default compiler invoked by /s/std/bin/gcc. egcs is a project derived from the GNU GCC 2.8 sources. Detailed information about egcs can be found on the egcs project home page. The executables for the current default version of egcs (1.0.3) can be found under /s/gcc/bin/. The latest version of egcs (1.1) is also available under /s/egcs-1.1

A few things to note:

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3.4.15.1.2 GCC (GNU C/C++ Compiler)

GCC is no longer our default C/C++ compiler, but the last recommended version of GCC can still be found under /s/ogcc If you want to keep using GCC as your default compiler, insert /s/ogcc/bin in your path before /s/std/bin.

The recommended version of GCC available under /s/ogcc is GCC 2.7.2. Some newer versions of GCC (2.8.x) may appear under /s, but at this time they are not stable enough for us to recommend their use.

Notes on GCC:

Notes on G++:

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3.4.15.1.3 Sun WorkShop C/C++ Compilers (Solaris)

The SUN Workshop compilers have been installed in /opt/SUNWspro/bin on Solaris Sparc and x86 computers.

Sun Workshop C/C++ Compiler notes:

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3.4.15.1.4 Digital Unix C Compilers

There are two compilers available on Digital Unix (DEC Alpha computers):

You can use dbx to debug programs compiled with the -g flag to either compiiler.


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