Re: [newbie] no make possible
Lance Borden wrote: > > Joerg Reinhardt wrote: > > > > Since I reinstalled (LM 6.5 on an PI-75mHz, 40M-Ram) the thing is flying (as > > good as scrap can), but there is no "make" command or compiler ( egc++, or > > something simmylar I searched for in /usr/bin, correct place to search for, > > wasn't it?) > > > > I obviously missed to install the compilers! > > > > In the main installation where you can choose, wich packets are supposed to > > be Installed, there is no packet called "compilers" in explict, so wich one I > > have to install, to be able, to download and compile files from the net? It's not such a bad idea to install everything, and then uninstall packages as you don't use them. > > > > Joerg > > As I understand from the people on this list, Mdk 6.5 is the same as 6.1. My Mdk > 6.1 uses the gcc compiler, which is called pgcc on the installation disk. So, > look on your installation cd for the rpm packages called pgcc, pgcc-c+, pgcc... > I believe installing these will get you the make command. > Lance There is also a package called "make", so you may want to install that also. -Josh
Re: [newbie] no make possible
Joerg Reinhardt wrote:
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> Joerg Reinhardt
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> Hi,
> after mixed up my tiny System, by selecting the "install all option" (wich was
> not to much by harddisc-space, but it completely breaks out ma System), and
> trying to compile a few programs without noing what I was doing, I decided to
> reinstall ('nother reason for that, was to change partitions, getting more
> space for all those programs in /usr).
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> Since I reinstalled (LM 6.5 on an PI-75mHz, 40M-Ram) the thing is flying (as
> good as scrap can), but there is no "make" command or compiler ( egc++, or
> something simmylar I searched for in /usr/bin, correct place to search for,
> wasn't it?)
>
> I obviously missed to install the compilers!
>
> In the main installation where you can choose, wich packets are supposed to
> be Installed, there is no packet called "compilers" in explict, so wich one I
> have to install, to be able, to download and compile files from the net?
>
> Joerg
Use custom install. It should have all the development and compilers in
the install list then. Otherwise, if you can get into KDE, you can look
at the cd rom and install the RPMs there.
Re: [newbie] no make possible
Joerg Reinhardt wrote: > > Since I reinstalled (LM 6.5 on an PI-75mHz, 40M-Ram) the thing is flying (as > good as scrap can), but there is no "make" command or compiler ( egc++, or > something simmylar I searched for in /usr/bin, correct place to search for, > wasn't it?) > > I obviously missed to install the compilers! > > In the main installation where you can choose, wich packets are supposed to > be Installed, there is no packet called "compilers" in explict, so wich one I > have to install, to be able, to download and compile files from the net? > > Joerg As I understand from the people on this list, Mdk 6.5 is the same as 6.1. My Mdk 6.1 uses the gcc compiler, which is called pgcc on the installation disk. So, look on your installation cd for the rpm packages called pgcc, pgcc-c+, pgcc... I believe installing these will get you the make command. Lance
