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hi, i'm at my last year at university and my project is simulation using omnet++ and i run it under linux and it has to be adjusted,it needs tcl/tk , ...
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    hi,
    i'm at my last year at university and my project is simulation using omnet++ and i run it under linux and it has to be adjusted,it needs tcl/tk , blt, gcc before it can work.. and i dont know how to set them up ,please help me....

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    Hi and Welcome !

    Which Linux distro are you using?
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    i use fedora 7

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    You have to install all packages first.
    Execute this
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    su -
    yum -y install gcc-c++ blt tcl tk
    Your machine must have internet access.
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    Quote Originally Posted by devils_casper View Post
    Hi and Welcome !

    Which Linux distro are you using?
    install package 1st wht u need i.e tcl/tk , blt, gcc...

    1> sudo apt-get install gcc
    else
    apt-get install gcc (if u r in super urer)

    thanks
    Amaresh

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    Quote Originally Posted by amaresh_83 View Post
    install package 1st wht u need i.e tcl/tk , blt, gcc...

    1> sudo apt-get install gcc
    else
    apt-get install gcc (if u r in super urer)

    thanks
    Amaresh
    apt-get is available in Debian based distros only and its not pre-installed in Fedora. One should use Yum, default package manager of Fedora only.
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