You changed the name of the c++ compiler from g++ to g++-4.1
This breaks untold build scripts.
g++ command changed
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Re: g++ command changed
On my machine (LinuxMint 2.0, "Barbara") all three exist. Can you please verify if these files are around? (Should be more or less the same on all Debian-like distributions!):kornelix wrote:You changed the name of the c++ compiler from g++ to g++-4.1
This breaks untold build scripts.
- /usr/bin/c++ is a symbolic link to /etc/alternatives/c++
/etc/alternatives/c++ is a symbolic link to /usr/bin/g++
/usr/bin/g++ is a symbolic link to /usr/bin/g++-4.1
Did you try to compile something and did you encounter a specific error?
Regards,
Scorp123
Re: g++ command changed
On my Ubuntu 6.10 system, the command g++ works.scorp123 wrote: Did you try to compile something and did you encounter a specific error?
Regards,
Scorp123
On my Mint 2.1 system, the command gives the following error:
bash: g++: command not found
There is no file or symlink named g++ on my Mint system.
Existing files in /usr/bin: gcc, gcc-4.1, g++-4.1 (no g++)
I have not messed around with symlinks or deleted any files on either system (as far as I know). The Mint 2.1 is a fresh installation. I moved some working development projects from Ubuntu to Mint and ran into this problem.
thanks
Mike