Help on installing gcc.

tomdkat · 04-15-2006, 10:55 AM

It might be in your best interest to simply install ALL of the development packages for FC3.

Peace...

reddazz · 04-15-2006, 11:08 AM

On my Suse installation, I have gcc, gcc-c++ and libgcc. All are versions 4.0.2 which is the default on Suse 10. As for glib the answer was already in my post above. You need to install a package called glib-devel (not glib2).

danne123 · 04-15-2006, 11:24 AM

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Originally Posted by reddazz

On my Suse installation, I have gcc, gcc-c++ and libgcc. All are versions 4.0.2 which is the default on Suse 10. As for glib the answer was already in my post above. You need to install a package called glib-devel (not glib2).

The strange thing is, that all my gcc, gcc-c++ and libgcc are also at version 4.0.2_20...

More strange things is happning now. I was thinking to make a DVD of 5 openSUSE cds with the program makeSUSEdvd that can be found on suse website. And when installing the program ask for autoyast2-utiles.
I got the latest version of that program but the computer can't find the "medium".

EDIT: I decide to install everything under the category Development. Was that a good decison or a bad decision?

danne123 · 04-15-2006, 04:32 PM

I think I know the problem now.
My version of GCC is 4.0.2 but that version is to high for the program that I want to install. So I must decrese that version to 3.X then everything will work. I hope...

oskar · 04-16-2006, 06:39 PM

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Originally Posted by danne123

Now there is a lots of problems. For instance gcc: I have downloaded all the packeages with the name gcc, serval times. But the programs (ex. MPlayer) never find these packages.

And Glib wont work either.

I need Glib to install Xmms-1.2.10

I use MPlayer an XMMS, and I installed them both with yast. I think Packman has the packages. Which packman sever you add to your repository depends on what version you use (32 or 64 bit).
You should look for a repository near you. Just google for it, and don't get distracted by all the people who want to get you to use apt or whatever. Stick with yast until you know how to use it. You can still switch later.

You'll have to google for it I guess. Unless anyone knows an official repository list (but that would be too cool to be true

oskar · 04-16-2006, 06:41 PM

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Originally Posted by danne123

I think I know the problem now.
My version of GCC is 4.0.2 but that version is to high for the program that I want to install. So I must decrese that version to 3.X then everything will work. I hope...

hehe

I have the same problem with the gtk-devel package right now.

danne123 · 04-17-2006, 07:05 AM

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Originally Posted by oskar

I use MPlayer an XMMS, and I installed them both with yast. I think Packman has the packages. Which packman sever you add to your repository depends on what version you use (32 or 64 bit).
You should look for a repository near you. Just google for it, and don't get distracted by all the people who want to get you to use apt or whatever. Stick with yast until you know how to use it. You can still switch later.

You'll have to google for it I guess. Unless anyone knows an official repository list (but that would be too cool to be true

Is it possible to install both MPlayer and XMMS with yast?
How did you do that then, just searched for them? I wont be able to use Linux to end of the week. So I can't try anything you suggest.

oskar · 04-17-2006, 06:08 PM

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Originally Posted by danne123

Is it possible to install both MPlayer and XMMS with yast?
How did you do that then, just searched for them? I wont be able to use Linux to end of the week. So I can't try anything you suggest.

Here's a nice little guide.

http://www.softwareinreview.com/cms/content/view/2/17/

danne123 · 04-27-2006, 04:59 PM

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Originally Posted by oskar

Here's a nice little guide.

http://www.softwareinreview.com/cms/content/view/2/17/

Thanks alot for that page. It cleard all of my problems.