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Josh Huber <huber@alum.wpi.edu> writes:
> I'm not sure what's gong on here, but it sounds like STL problems
> perhaps?  I didn't have a problem building under debian unstable...

It turns out that there's an updated release, 5.0.1, which contains
this observation in Changes:

| 5.0.1
| *******************************************************************************
| 
| BUG FIXES
| ---------
| 
| * This releases fixes a lot of compile issues (mostly namespaces) with g++ 3.0.
| 
|   (This bug fix shall be known as bug fix GCC3.)
| 
| * The changes to fix the above have apparantly caused bugs in (at least) g++
|   2.95.3 to manifest themselves:
| 
| 	1. In some cases, the compiler "forgets" that operator<<(
| 	   ostream&, string const& ) has been defined.  The hack
| 	   workaround is to use operator<<( ostream&, char const* ) and
| 	   use string::c_str().
| 
| 	2. The compiler "forgets" that stream manipulators have been defined.
| 	   The workaround is not to use them.  :-(
| 
|   (This fix shall be known as fix OOS.)

A quick attempt at a build of 5.0.1 gave me the same problem, so I'll
have to try to figure out what this means this evening -- I don't have
time to hack on it right now.