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- Welcome to GCC 3.4.1 for RISC OS.
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- This document covers important notes for new users and existing users alike.
- GCC and Unixlib have undergone many changes, so it's important that you read
- this document fully.
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- If you're new to GCC:
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- - The !gcc application contains everything you need to get started
- programming in RISC OS. Although it possible to mix and match,
- in particular with Acorn's C/C++, this is not recommened for beginners.
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- To get started using GCC, read !gcc.docs.Intro
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- If you've used GCC before:
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- - The standard C++ library has been re-written from GCC 2.95.4. Any existing
- C++ applications and libraries will require re-compiling before
- interoperability can be achieved if they were compiled prior to version
- 3.3.3 of GCC.
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- - The C++ compiler does not specify the 'std' namespace by default. To use
- functions defined within the standard C++ library you must now either
- explicitly declare 'using namespace std' at the head of your source file, or
- explicitly prepend 'std::' to all function and variable references.
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- - The file !gcc.Changes lists major changes from the last version.
- !gcc.docs.Changes has a comprehensive list of changes to Unixlib.
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- GCCSDK Developers, 2004
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