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Hi I am completely new to Linux. I have installed turbolinux server 8. I tried to install apache, but it says no acceptable c compiler. I was under the assumption that most unix/linux ditros came with a c compiler. Guess I was wrong. So I am trying to install gcc. I am reading this article gcc.gnu.org/install/configure.html on how to configure gcc. I get to the part about
To configure GCC:
% mkdir objdir
% cd objdir
% srcdir/configure [options] [target
bash: srcdir/configure: No such file or directory is what I am getting
does anyone know how to install gcc.
Ultimatley I want apache installed so I can run a server for OCS inventory software. I am trying to make the switch to linux, it is posing more of an obstacle than I first thought, but I am just sick of windows instability.
Hi 200mg,
You cannot use rpm for installation using .tar.gz source files. Download the right .rpm files for gcc, binutils, cpp, glibc-devel and kernel-headers from the following site : -
Install binutils package first, then cpp, followed by kernel headers, then glibc-devel and then at last gcc.
Download all the dependencies that will be required for installation of every package and after installing all of them, proceed with the installation of the dependent package.
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