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I installed gcc, g++, make ..
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How did you do that ? With Yast ? Or # zypper in gcc-c++ make ?
Then you should definitely have a working gcc.
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/home/gcc/gcc-4.6.0 # ./configure
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GCC cannot be configured in that way. And do not run 'configure' as root.
Gcc-4.6.0 may not be very useful : Is for future software mostly.
May not be able to compile very much current or last years software.
The compilers already available for Suse 11.3 will do fine.
A gcc build example :
http://www.linuxquestions.org/questi...-1-a-842567/#2
I.e gcc requires a build directory outside the gcc source directory.
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