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[sindi keesan <keesan AT sdf.lonestar.org>]

On Mon, 3 Jul 2006, [gb2312] ???? wrote:

> Hi!Mr.(Mrs.)

(You don't need the above line at all, but if you wanted to be formal, you 
could write:  'Dear list members', or 'Ladies and Gentlemen'.)

>   I had installed  gcc at BasicLinux(Using Slackware 4.0 packages: 
> gcc.tgz,binutils.tgz,egcs.tgz,libc.tgz) .
>   when I use g++ to compile a program(by C++ language) under BasicLinux,gcc still show 
> error messages:"streambuf.h:No such file or dirctory ".
>   could you tell if I need install another packages?

The Slackware 4.0 /slakware/MANIFEST.gz lists streambuf.h in egcs.tgz
It should have been installed to:

/usr/include/g++/streambuf.h

If you don't have that file, it means the egcs.tgz package did not really 
get installed in your linux partition (which is probably a 20MB 'loop' 
partition inside a DOS partition) because you ran out of space.

Can you make an ext2 partition on your hard drive and install 
linux to that?  Make it at least 100MB if you plan to compile a lot.

You can use fdisk and e2fsck from BL3.40 to make the partition.

Or follow the advice on how to make your loop partition larger if you 
can't make a separate ext2 partition.

If you do have that file, you are missing a symlink somewhere.

>   That's a big difficulty!    My BasicLinux version is 3_40.
>
> Best Regards
> mathew

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