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AtomiCTheGr8 07-27-2002 12:52 PM

Newbie Help - INstalling/Compilng
 
if some one could point me into a good place, or tell me, how to install and compile and maybe give me a good app to start with, id appreciate it because i dont have any clue.

Mara 07-27-2002 01:50 PM

With most programs it's simple (.tar.gz file):
tar zxvf filename <- to unpack
cd directoryname <- to move to a directory created during unpacking the source
./configure <- to run configuration script
make <- to compile
make install <- to install

As I've written before, it's a standard way, working with most sources. You can test it with something not essential, for example a game. Freeciv (www.freeciv.org) may be a good choice.

AtomiCTheGr8 07-27-2002 02:34 PM

ok thanks ill try it now man!

AtomiCTheGr8 07-27-2002 03:22 PM

no luck but im trying.....rpms are easy to install lol

AtomiCTheGr8 07-27-2002 03:44 PM

^bump^

it didnt work, im trying to do gicq and it said no acceptable CC found or something when i did ./config

Aussie 07-27-2002 07:17 PM

You need to install the gcc rpm (and any dependent rpm's) from your install cd.

AtomiCTheGr8 07-27-2002 07:34 PM

where on the cd can i find that?

Mara 07-28-2002 05:04 AM

Depending on your distro, for example in MDK it's 1st installation cd it's in
/mnt/cdrom/Mandrake/RPMS/
where /mnt/cdrom is your cdrom mount point.

MasterC 07-28-2002 07:05 AM

If you have got the room, you might want to go back into your setup (install) and update. Make sure you check the group "development". It contains developer tools, among them is GCC and MAKE.


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