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[hattons@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx (Steven T. Hatton)]

I am attempting to install a program that tells me it wants
libstdc++.so.2.8.  As I understand it, this comes from/with the g++
2.8.  If I am correct SuSE leap-frogged that one.  Is it possible to
install the 2.8 shared objects without stepping on egcs?  I poked around
on SuSE's site and didn't see the 2.8 rpm anywhere.  (I may have
overlooked it.)  Any advice would be appreciated.

TIA,

Steve


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