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01-18-2008, 07:49 AM
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 No C++ Compiler Please Help!!! We have just re-installed Linux Enterprise over an old installation and there is no c compiler available. We tried to install gcc but it needs a c++ compiler available for it to install. Can anyone offer any assistance? Please refrain from advice at this stage, I just need to get this up and running - My option is to find the c compiler or re-install the basic Linux installation. Thanks      |
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| Re: No C++ Compiler begin virus.scr.txt On Tue, 14 Jun 2005 16:39:14 -0700, shannonwhitty wrote: > Please Help!!! > > We have just re-installed Linux Enterprise over an old installation and > there is no c compiler available. We tried to install gcc but it needs > a c++ compiler available for it to install. > > Can anyone offer any assistance? Please refrain from advice at this > stage, I just need to get this up and running - My option is to find > the c compiler or re-install the basic Linux installation. > > Thanks [trimmed assistance and advice per OP] Ok -- Tayo'y Mga Pinoy |
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| Re: No C++ Compiler shannonwhitty@hotmail.com wrote: > Please Help!!! > > We have just re-installed Linux Enterprise over an old installation and > there is no c compiler available. We tried to install gcc but it needs > a c++ compiler available for it to install. > > Can anyone offer any assistance? Please refrain from advice at this > stage, I just need to get this up and running - My option is to find > the c compiler or re-install the basic Linux installation. g++ is also on the media. That's your C++ choice. |
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| Re: No C++ Compiler shannonwhitty@hotmail.com wrote: > We have just re-installed Linux Enterprise over an old installation and > there is no c compiler available. That's false. Any recent rpm of gcc would do. > We tried to install gcc but it needs > a c++ compiler available for it to install. That's also false. > Can anyone offer any assistance? Sure. Stop uttering falsehoods. Show us the REAL error message, the REAL command line, and let us judge, not you. > Please refrain from advice at this Sure. > stage, I just need to get this up and running - My option is to find > the c compiler or re-install the basic Linux installation. That's also false. Peter |
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| Re: No C++ Compiler "Peter T. Breuer" <ptb@oboe.it.uc3m.es> wrote in message news:07l4o2-iqf.ln1@news.it.uc3m.es... > shannonwhitty@hotmail.com wrote: >> We have just re-installed Linux Enterprise over an old installation and >> there is no c compiler available. > > That's false. Any recent rpm of gcc would do. > >> We tried to install gcc but it needs >> a c++ compiler available for it to install. > > That's also false. > >> Can anyone offer any assistance? > > Sure. Stop uttering falsehoods. Show us the REAL error message, the > REAL command line, and let us judge, not you. Wait for Peter to unbunch his panties, first. The gcc RPM should be available on your instlal media: I believe that RHEL uses yum to manage packages, and you should be able to point that at a Centos FTP mirror to get relevant binary packages. |
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| Re: No C++ Compiler Nico Kadel-Garcia wrote: > "Peter T. Breuer" <ptb@oboe.it.uc3m.es> wrote in message > news:07l4o2-iqf.ln1@news.it.uc3m.es... > >>shannonwhitty@hotmail.com wrote: >> >>>We have just re-installed Linux Enterprise over an old installation and >>>there is no c compiler available. >> >>That's false. Any recent rpm of gcc would do. >> >> >>>We tried to install gcc but it needs >>>a c++ compiler available for it to install. >> >>That's also false. >> >> >>>Can anyone offer any assistance? >> >>Sure. Stop uttering falsehoods. Show us the REAL error message, the >>REAL command line, and let us judge, not you. > > > Wait for Peter to unbunch his panties, first. > > The gcc RPM should be available on your instlal media: I believe that RHEL > uses yum to manage packages, and you should be able to point that at a > Centos FTP mirror to get relevant binary packages. > > No, RHEL 3 and RHEL 4 use up2date (and rpm). If you are running RHEL, you have access to Red Hat's services, so there should be no need to go to Centos or anywhere else. On both RHEL 3 and RHEL 4, the entire compilation system is available on the distribution media, and updates will come automatically unless you prevent up2date from running. On RHEL 3, most (perhaps all) of the compilation stuff is on CD-ROM 3. On RHEL 4, most (perhaps all) of the compilation stuff is on CD-ROM 3. -- .~. Jean-David Beyer Registered Linux User 85642. /V\ PGP-Key: 9A2FC99A Registered Machine 241939. /( )\ Shrewsbury, New Jersey http://counter.li.org ^^-^^ 08:05:00 up 1:54, 6 users, load average: 6.75, 6.55, 6.32 |
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| Re: No C++ Compiler shannonwhitty@hotmail.com wrote: > Thanks, we've got an engineer to assist us by rebuilding from scratch > again with the necessary install packages available. That is meaningless gobbledegook. Installing a C compiler is a five second job for the rest of the universe. "The necessary install packages" are the rpms of the C compiler and build toolchain and they are ON YOUR INSTALL MEDIUM AND EVERYWHERE ELSE YOU LOOK. There is nothing to "rebuild". Peter |
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01-18-2008, 07:49 AM
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| Re: No C++ Compiler It would be for a super human being like yourself! Unfortunately I actually spend some time away from the computer and have a life outside my PC! Get your penis out of your coffe cup and experience the rest of the world - you might find something you actually enjoy doing that isn't programmed to excite you! F&*kwit |
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