g++ command cannot be found

**earthshrine** · 01-07-2005

Hi....

Bash cannot find g++ command.....what should i do??

which package should i install??

please help me

The version is 10.1 community...

**dylunio** · 01-07-2005

Install g++?

www.rpmfind.net

**earthshrine** · 01-07-2005

Can u explain in detail please?? cause i don't know enough how to handle with it....

thank u...

**dylunio** · 01-07-2005

Sorry I was a bit hasty;

I'm not a mankdake buff, but try using urpm in the Mandrake Controle Center.

Instructions on how to do this are here, and remember to spscefy a name like g++ and/or gcc

But lso check if these are on your install cd's, I believe you do this in the mandrake Controle Center,

call back if you want any more help;

dylunio

**jeremy1701** · 01-08-2005

http://linuxforums.org/forum/topic-30803.html

Jeremy

**earthshrine** · 01-09-2005

I downloaded gcc-c++ , but when I tried to install it gave error.......what shoul i do?

**UgoDeschamps** · 01-09-2005

earthshrine I'dd like to teach you a concept of troubleshooting...
what if I return the question around to you and tell you.

my car doesnt work, what do you think will fix it... well... the answers can be unlimited since you have jack-**** of the actual malfunction im having, on TOP of that, I gave nothing to work on.. no error message, no symptom, nothing... what will you says... give me something to your on!..

I'm only trying to make ou aware of the post you've just made...
I downloaded gcc-c++ , but when I tried to install it gave error.......what shoul i do?
what can we work on with this...
Whats the error your getting mate?

Im not trying to piss you of or to put you down in any matter, I'm just trying to teach you something i've learned...

**earthshrine** · 01-09-2005

well.....when I click the button "install it" a statement like below came out :

"Some package requested cannot be installed:
gcc-c++-3.4.1-4mdk.i586 (not enough because of gcc[== 3.4.1-4mdk])
Are you accept ?"

and it did not work....

Actually by saying "it gave error" i meant it didn't work.......I'm sorry not explaining the problem explicitly....

**valan** · 01-09-2005

That means you need to install the gcc package, which g++ depends on.

**jeremy1701** · 01-10-2005

Since you're using Mandrake, set up URPMI and it will sovlve package dependencies for you. There are detailed instructions on how to set it up here (scroll down to the Mandrake section).

After you've done that, run the command (as root)

Code:

urpmi gcc-c++

Jeremy

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