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Hello !
I use Mandrake 10.1 & I want install a C++ compiler ...
So ... Can you help me to install the "GCC" ?
Or "Intel C++ Compiler for ...
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- 05-22-2005 #1Just Joined!
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How Can I install a C++ Compiler ?
Hello !
I use Mandrake 10.1 & I want install a C++ compiler ...
So ... Can you help me to install the "GCC" ?
Or "Intel C++ Compiler for Linux" ?
Step by Step Please ...
Thank you so much............
- 05-23-2005 #2
Assuming you still have the cd's or dvds, goto the MCC and select software update, then select update packages and under developemnt, select the gnu c compiler,
else as root, type into a terminalCode:urpmi gcc
- 05-23-2005 #3Linux Newbie
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That's fine for C, but I don't think Mandrake comes with a C++ compiler, unless you pay for access to their online rpm database.
I'm running Mandrake Community 10.1 and can't find a clean way to get g++ installed. Do you know of any compatible rpms?\"Nifty News Fifty: When news breaks, we give you the pieces.\" - Sluggy Freelance
- 05-23-2005 #4
Im running a Mandrake 10.1 FTP version and i can compile c++ programs just fine, simply replace gcc with g++ when compiling the code. gcc and g++ are basically the same thing, its just that you have to call them with appropriate names i.e. gcc for c and g++ for c++.


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