how do you tell gcc where to search for standard headers and libc ??

[kux4]

hello.

On my suse 10.2 I have g++ 4.1.2 installed, but also needed g++ 2.95.
I installed gcc 2.95 by compiling the sources, it all looks ok... but when I try to build any simple application the compiler doesn't know where to look for C++ headers, and if I use only C headers, it doesn't find libstdc++.

thx

[Rubberman]

If you have gcc/g++ 2.95 installed, you should still start your compile with the standard gcc/g++ but give it the -V 295 argument. It should know where to find the appropriate headers, assuming they got installed with 2.95. If not, you will need to apply the appropriate -I <headerdir> arguments in your Makefile CFLAGS and CPPFLAGS variables.