hi all
i have installed fedora, now i want to install gmp-package.can any one suggest me how it can be done.
thanks in advance

is cc installed?

if not, install it

Oh, btw, have you tried gcc?

Hi,

cc (probably a link to gcc) is probably not installed.

Try which cc and which gcc
- If both come up empty -> install gcc.
- If cc comes up empty and gcc does show a location -> link cc to gcc (ln -s /path/to/gcc /path/to/cc).

Hope this helps.

i have installed fedora
running c program
for that i have typed vi hello.c(near $ prompt)
for compiling this i have typed cc hello.c(near $ prompt)
i got cc:bash command not found

Right...that's the same question you first posted. As others have asked: DO YOU HAVE CC INSTALLED??

Run "which cc" and "which gcc". See what it returns. You can also try typing in "gcc" instead of "cc". If you're going to ask a question, it would help if you followed the advice you were given, not just repost the same question again.

might tryhope that works

Hi priya,
if gcc not installed, the type
yum install gcc*
for compiling,if its c program then type
gcc filename.c
for executing
type
./a.out
for c++ program
for compiling type
g++ filename.cpp
for executing
./a.out



ALL THE BEST. BY THE WAY CAN WE ARE FRIENDS FROM NOW.

Traditionally 'cc' stands for C Compiler. On Linux and BSD the standard tool is 'gcc', standing for the GNU C Compiler.

By using 'gcc' instead of 'cc' you will not break any coding rules. So the solution is
$ gcc prog.c
and also
$gcc -o prog prog.o
and then
$ ./prog

Fedora pretty much tends to install GCC by default. If you un-selected the GCC package during installation, then add it by issuing 'yum install gcc'.

Everything would be easier if you would use makefiles. But you are using vi for coding on a Fedora system - maybe you like challenges anyway. ;-)