I've installed gcc, how do i build a complier environment?
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Do you mean how do you compile something, or how do you build a c program to compile or what? If you mean how to build a C program, you'll wanna look at something like Kdevelop tools or whatever programming language you want to use.
If that's indeed all you need, you don't need to worry about how to compile it (although those are great beginner instructions). Tulip is in the kernel, so all you have to do is download a kernel, compile the tulip as a module, and then you'll have the tulip module ready. It's a standard part of the kernels today.
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