Re: gcc with std::multimap

["Gareth Pearce" <tilps at hotmail dot com>]

>  I'm using cygwin on win2k . And for a simple test that use std::multimap
> I receive some undefined like:  <<   undefined reference to 'cout'    >> 
> when I compile with gcc. I every think
> is fine if I compile with c++.  What is the difference ???
>
>  (   I have try included every think : iostream, stdlib, and of course map 
> and algorithm  header but the  1 exit estatus
> still.  )
This is a gcc question - not a cygwin question - also it is answered in the 
message archives.  Using gcc with c++ code will be unlikely to work, 
certainly if you are using anything from the standard c++ libraries.  the 
std c++ libraries are Not linked  in when you use gcc, but are with c++/g++. 
 There is also sometimes other differences between gcc and using g++, but 
the main one is that it does not add the standard c++ library to the link 
line.

Gareth

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