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Hi everybody: I am a new user of ubuntu 7.04! when i used gcc to complie my *.c,it told me:stdio.h No such file or directory. I install gcc with the ...
  1. 04-28-2007 #1
    slmbrp
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    Help!a problem of gcc

    Hi everybody:


    I am a new user of ubuntu 7.04!
    when i used gcc to complie my *.c,it told me:stdio.h No such file or directory.
    I install gcc with the command:apt-get install gcc

    I think i lose a package,but i do not know which one is right!

    Please help me !

    anyway,thanks for your browsing!
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    I think you also need glibc-devel to be able to compile your own programs, or even better, install

    build-essential
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    Quote Originally Posted by Juan Pablo View Post
    I think you also need glibc-devel to be able to compile your own programs, or even better, install

    build-essential
    build-essential is enough, no need for glibc-devel.
    glibc-devel is required if you want to develop glibc parts.
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    I thought glibc-devel contained headers like stdio, well, good to know you only need build-essential
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  5. 05-01-2007 #5
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    thank you

    I install a package which is called "libc6-dev",then everything is ok!

    with this command :sudo apt-get install libc6-dev

    thank you all the same!
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