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Hi
I have no idea how to install the gcc compiler on my distr. of Xandros. I have the tarball from the GNU site but i dont know what to ...
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GCC installation help
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I have no idea how to install the gcc compiler on my distr. of Xandros. I have the tarball from the GNU site but i dont know what to do with it. Help pls.
Riaz
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Re:
Since you have downloaded the tarball, you will need to unpack it, and install it. The tarball can either be in bzip2 or gzip format.
If your file is gzipped ( package_name.tar.gz )
Open a terminal, cd to the directory of the tarball and type:
tar -zxvf <package_name>
Or, if your tarball is bzipped ( package_name.tar.bz2 )
Pass the option j instead of z
tar -jxvf <package_name>
Now your package is ready to roll.
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File usage??
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Thanks Dan for the unzip help, but i already knew that part. What i'm struggling to do is INSTALL the gcc compiler. What do i do with the files i've unpacked? There arent any 'installer' type files like in windows. Help please!
Thanks
- 05-29-2005 #4
Re: File usage??
Originally Posted by riaztheman Code:./configure make make install
- 06-03-2005 #5Just Joined!
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What the heck???
Hi Rong
I have no idea what u mean with that piece of code. ./cofigure doesnt do anything in a terminal window. 'make' says it has no target even when i type 'make install'. I need in depth help pls. What do i do with the gcc files i've unpacked? Thanks
- 06-03-2005 #6Linux Engineer
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cd into the directory where you unpacked the files, not all have a configure file, so post the output for us with "ls -a" and we'll get you on the right track
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Output is...
Hi guys
i cd into the folder (called gcc) then the output from ls -a says
". .. gcc libstdc++-v3". What next?
Thanks
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Hello out there!
Any linux gurus got time to help me here? I'v been waiting a long time now. Some huys have started helping me but they've disappeared. Help please!
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Xandros is Debian-based so why don't you just use apt to install the package?
apt-get install gcc
since you already downloaded and untarred the source...
you havein this directory, what you need to do next is:. .. gcc libstdc++-v3
cd gcc
./configure
make
make install
then do the same thing in libstdc++-v3
report here if you have any problems
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Re: Hello out there!
Use Xandros Networks.
Originally Posted by riaztheman
In the seach bar type gcc. One of the search results will be c/c++ development tools. Install that and that will in turn install gcc..


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