g++, still no joy

[Kirk Reiser]

Yes loads of good ideas but you don't seem to have the experience to
be able to use them.  1. look at the error and waring output and pay
very close attention to the first couple messages.  TThis means read
them and think very carefully about them.  2. hunt down the cause of
the first few errors and I will bet your next years paychecks that you
fix the problem.  Complaining on a mailing list without any useful
details is just plain stupid.

  Kirk

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Kirk Reiser				The Computer Braille Facility
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