No,
j-ray. For rpm still YAST is the tool, since it calls the appropriate config tools in a SuSE. Just do a
Code:
yast -i gcc3.3.5.rpm
from the command line as root.
nectron101, you are aware that gcc is now somewhere at gcc 4.x.y, I assume, and you need
this version. Uninstall the newer version first like
chief_officer suggested.