shared libraries compiled with g++ 2.95 in testing

[Morgon Kanter <morgon@surgo.net>]

This might be slightly off-topic, but it does have to do with the 
building of my package.

When (if ever) are the C++ libraries in testing ever going to be 
updated (as in, compiled with g++ 3x). Right now I'm having problems 
making sure my package Quat builds correctly, because it uses a C++ 
UI that links against libfltk1.1, which is a C++ library.

It seems that g++ 3.2 is the new default compiler for testing (as 
evidenced by the recent update of the dependencies for the dummy package 
"gcc"). Is there going to be a time when all the C++ libraries are going 
to be recompiled, or should I just test-build it with g++ 2.95 (or 
compile libfltk and the related libs myself in a seperate place and 
have Quat link against them instead)?

Thanks,
Morgon
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