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> On Sunday 14 January 2001 01:08 pm, lll wrote:
> > ok ithink thats the problem i cant find the gcc is not in /bin an
> > when i use the package tool an watch the file list there is none like
> > gcc in /bin what can i do without gcc?
> > is there other compilator? an y is not there in the mandrake the gcc?
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> http://mandrakeuser.org/basics/bsource.html read this whole
> section, but pay particular attention to "Needed Packages" towards the
> bottom of the first page. It lists what's needed to compile source,
> where to get it, and how to install it.
> --
> Tom Brinkman [EMAIL PROTECTED] Galveston Bay
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type this command to see if you have the packages:
rpm -qa|grep gcc
if you receive a list of packages then you have this file. Now to find where the
binary(executable is usually gcc -o binaryname filename.c) is located type this
command:
whereis gcc
mine is located in /usr/bin/gcc.
If you don't have the packages at all then go to http://rpmfind.net and type withing
the search field:
gcc-2.95
or just type:
gcc
and look for the packages with mdk in the package name.
I hope I helped.
Cheers
-- Al
If you were expecting a GUI environment or a GUI development environment type program
then gcc is not the case. It is console based. Just simply type:
gcc -o preferredbinaryname somefile.c
(ie gcc -o netscrape nethack.c or gcc -o netscrape whateveriam)
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