bash: g++: command not found
 

I've used g++ before, several "apt-get update"s ago, but now all I get is "bash: g++: command not found". I've tried re-installing it to no avail. Any ideas?

Oh, I should probably specify: Debian Sarge, KDE 3.3, kernel 2.6.8-2-686.

AFAIK g++ is part of gcc (Gnu Compiler Collection). do u have gcc installed ?

On some distros it's gcc-c++ (or gcc-cpp), or just g++ so it maybe worthwile for you to try those out.

Synaptic shows both gcc-3.3 and g++-3.3 installed. Any other ideas?

OK, a friend suggested I type "g <TAB><TAB>" in the console, and I found that my "g++" command is now, mysteriously, "g++-3.3". So it's still there, just annoyingly longer. New thread: how to make it shorter.

after updateing kernel g++ changed his name
 

hello i'm new to linux (half a year)

amd-64 ubuntu feisy
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why is when i installed the kernel updated
g++ changed names to g++-3.3

and how can i direct anjuta to use the
g++-3.3 instead of g++ ?

should i renamed it back to g++ ?
it seems so stupid to encounter such errors
is there any release notes to read before
installing other updated from ubuntu ? ?

Hi bud, I had that issue, I fixed it installing the package "C++ support for GCC". Hope it helps you too. Good luck!

Try installing ccache
 

You might also try installing ccache - It should create symlinks in /usr/bin/ccache for g++ and gcc.
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