gcc compiles c but not c++

[Dave Chamberlin]

Hello,

I have downloaded gcc (3.3.1) and installed the depots. Using gcc I can compile c programs but not c++. I get:
/usr/ccs/bin/ld Unsatisfied symbols....
What have I forgotten? Also - can someone tell me how to use gcc instead of aCC? Can I just have a link for aCC that points to gcc?
Thanks

[Umapathy S]

Dave,
Just having a link will be not going to work, I believe.

For c++ you need to call g++.

HTH,
Umapathy

[Paddy_1]

I think you compiled it with --with-cxx=aCC option.

Could you please check if you can compile it with aCC?

[Mark Grant]

It would be interesting to know which unsatisfied symbols they are. On the other hand, I'm not sure if gcc 3.1 is any better but gcc in general is not a good c++ compiler.

[Dave Chamberlin]

thanks for the replies.
Paddy - I dont have aCC (which is why I am trying another c++ compiler) so I can't test it.
Mark - Pretty much all the symbols are unresolved - cout etc. I am guessing this is in the linking and not compiling. I did add the gcc-lib path to the LD_LIBRARY_PATH etc.