Compiler problem

**Nazty** · 10-22-2005

Thanks for your advice! This will do I think!

**Nazty** · 10-23-2005

It seems that I am not able to resolve all the dependencies...I have
installed these packages ...

lib64qt3-static-devel-3.3.4-23mdk.x86_64.rpm
lib64qt3-psql-3.3.4-23mdk.x86_64.rpm
lib64qt3-sqlite-3.3.4-23mdk.x86_64.rpm
lib64qt3-pch-headers-3.3.4-6mdk_3.3.4-19mdk.x86_64.delta.rpm
lib64qt3-odbc-3.3.4-23mdk.x86_64.rpm
lib64qt3-mysql-3.3.4-23mdk.x86_64.rpm
lib64qt3-devel-3.3.4-23mdk.x86_64.rpm
lib64qt3-3.3.4-23mdk.x86_64.rpm

....and even more but there is still the same error in the console. Why is this done so? It would have been easier just to put everything together in the distro....!!! Is there some software that can substitute the Gnu C Compiler to avoid the need of installing all these libraries?

**lakerdonald** · 10-23-2005

What does:

Code:

su
find /usr -type d -iname qt 2>/dev/null

say?

**Nazty** · 10-23-2005

**lakerdonald** · 10-23-2005

What is "

" supposed to mean? Surely

Code:

find /usr -type d -iname qt 2>/dev/null

doesn't yield:

Code:

&#58; shock &#58;&#58; shock &#58;&#58; shock&#58;

?

**Nazty** · 10-23-2005

I just don't know!

**lakerdonald** · 10-23-2005

I'm just asking you to type:

Code:

su
find /usr -type d -iname qt 2>/dev/null

and then copy/paste the output here.

**Nazty** · 10-24-2005

There is no output at all !

**lakerdonald** · 10-24-2005

This will take awhile, but:

Code:

find / -xdev -type d -iname qt 2>/dev/null

**Nazty** · 10-24-2005

Nothing! Nothing happens! I tried but with no result! What' s the meaning of these commands?

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