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The OS X C++ compiler is called "c++" and is included in the Developer Tools which you can download from http://connect.apple.com (free membership required).
Originally posted by gralem:
<STRONG>If you want to try it the hard/fun way, I would get thesource from ftp.gnu.org (more info at www.gnu.org).</STRONG>
Won't work. The standard gnu distros from http://gcc.gnu.org don't support Darwin out of the box. If you really want to you can check out gcc3 from anoncvs.opensource.apple.com to get the latest work-in-progress sources of gcc 3.1 which will (hopefully) support Darwin out of the box when it is released next year due to major efforts on the part of Stan Shebs and the compiler team at Apple.
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