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Author gvanrossum
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Reopening, because of one remaining issue.  I just checked in changes to Modules/makesetup and Misc/Makefile.pre.in to use $(CXX) instead of $(CCC) for the C++ compiler, since CCC doesn't seem to be defined.  However this only works if --with-cxx is used; otherwise CXX is not defined either.  There was a bug report about this, #124478.

The problem is, CXX extensions using the Makefile.pre.in mechanism don't work out of the box unless --with-cxx is used.  I don't care if the --with-cxx option is changed (probably better not), but even if it isn't, the CXX variable should be given a default value if a C++ compiler can be guessed (I bet trying g++ when we're using GCC would take care of 90% of the problem :-).
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