Only enable GMP C++ interface if a C++ compiler is available #728
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Pull request #399 changed the way we build GMP to enable the C++ interface. Unfortunately, this causes a build failure for people who do not have a C++ compiler installed, yet want to use the GMP shipped with GAP (which currently is the default).
This PR changes the build system to only enable C++ support in GMP if autoconf detects a working C++ compiler. This should have no effect for people who have a C++ compiler installed (the majority, I guess), but removes a nuisance for people who do not have a C++ compiler installed.