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hi fsateler
thanks for your reply...i got vi now....but now i came across another problem- the include fles
firstly,you must know that im using debian on colinux. so when i got it , the file system must have been very minimal( im not really sure, but pretty much since it dint have gcc). i installed gcc and other packages like kde. meanwhile i decided to try a c program.i tried compiling a "hello world" program using nano( before i got vi).
on compiling it the "stdio.h" header was not found. i browsed to /usr/include and it had only 3 files! namely: X11 ,initreq.h and proc.
now my questions:
for that you need to install libc6-dev. Note that usually when you install a package, it's development files are not installed, so you need to install them separately, installing {package-name}-dev packages.
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