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Old 18-Feb-2008, 23:49
Griff
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I have gcc installed but when I run ./configure it's telling me that I have c support but not c++ support. I thought gcc was a compiler for both...? Also I don't seem to have make. Anyone know of the package name so I can install it from yum. I'm new to the opensuse ways.

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Old 19-Feb-2008, 00:02
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The gcc system comes in multiple packages. The C++ backend and libraries are in separate packages so that people who only want to compile C don't have the extra overhead. You can install C++ support from YaST. Do a search for g++ and make in YaST > Software > Software Management.

This is SUSE so use YaST, Yum is for RH and RH derivatives. If you want a CLI equivalent to yum, it would be zypper, as in

# zypper install make

Don't know what the package name is for g++, so maybe the GUI search would be useful.
 

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