I'll give it away before my questions do - I'm a Linux newbie (Woohoo!). I
always try to find my answers in documentation first, but I'm still
stumped on this one.
I have installed the .deb packages for libc5, libc6, and I think glibc2
(not at home right now). Does this mean I can run all three
On Tue, Dec 29, 1998 at 02:20:17PM -0500, Craig P. McDaniel wrote:
I'll give it away before my questions do - I'm a Linux newbie (Woohoo!). I
always try to find my answers in documentation first, but I'm still
stumped on this one.
I have installed the .deb packages for libc5, libc6, and I
/c++ libraries
I upgraded to hamm yesterday and have run into a problem.
I used autoup.sh with an ftp connection to get the required packages.
Now I cannot compile c++ code, as it cannot find the libs. (iostream.h,
fstream.h, string, list, etc).
Doing a locate says they are nowhere on the system
I upgraded to hamm yesterday and have run into a problem.
I used autoup.sh with an ftp connection to get the required packages.
Now I cannot compile c++ code, as it cannot find the libs. (iostream.h,
fstream.h, string, list, etc).
Doing a locate says they are nowhere on the system. Is there a
On Mon, 29 Jun 1998, Phil Dyer wrote:
I upgraded to hamm yesterday and have run into a problem.
I used autoup.sh with an ftp connection to get the required packages.
Now I cannot compile c++ code, as it cannot find the libs. (iostream.h,
fstream.h, string, list, etc).
Have you run the rest
Brandon Mitchell wrote:
On Mon, 29 Jun 1998, Phil Dyer wrote:
I upgraded to hamm yesterday and have run into a problem.
I used autoup.sh with an ftp connection to get the required packages.
Now I cannot compile c++ code, as it cannot find the libs. (iostream.h,
fstream.h, string,
Phil Dyer wrote:
I upgraded to hamm yesterday and have run into a problem.
I used autoup.sh with an ftp connection to get the required packages.
Now I cannot compile c++ code, as it cannot find the libs. (iostream.h,
fstream.h, string, list, etc).
Doing a locate says they are nowhere on
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