I have a problem…In open suse 11.0 ,there is not any gcc present with distribution.And also i have not any internet connection.So i downloaded the RPM packages of gcc 4.3.1 from open suse software package website and i install it through
command
rpm -ivh filename.rpm
but when i type gcc on command prompt it told that GCC command not found.I install all dependencies.
If you know,what are the RPM packages require for installing GCC,G++(ie c and C++).please help me out.
Why the double post?
On Wed, 20 Aug 2008 05:26:03 GMT
manish2621982 <manish2621982@no-mx.forums.opensuse.org> wrote:
>
> I have a problem…In open suse 11.0 ,there is not any gcc present with
> distribution.And also i have not any internet connection.So i
> downloaded the RPM packages of gcc 4.3.1 from open suse software
> package website and i install it through
> command
> rpm -ivh filename.rpm
> but when i type gcc on command prompt it told that GCC command not
> found.I install all dependencies.
> If you know,what are the RPM packages require for installing GCC,G++(ie
> c and C++).please help me out.
>
>
Did you install OpenSUSE 11.0 from the installation DVD or through another
means?
The installation DVD contains gcc, g++ and a myriad of other software. Use
the YAST program, then click on ‘Software Management’, when that finishes
its startup checks, type ‘gcc’ in the search box, press enter, and then click
on the gcc entry on the right.
There is a better way to get all you need though. Click the little “Filter”
dropdown above the search box, choose “Patterns”
The scroll down the list until you find the “Development” group, and then
click on “C/C++ Development”, this will autoselect everything you need.
Then click on “Accept”, allow the program to pull the packages from the DVD
and install them, might take a few minutes.
When it’s done, say “NO” to the “install more” prompt, and you should be all
ready to program the next great application!
Hope this helps.
Loni
–
L R Nix
lornix@lornix.com
I have installed through KDE CD not through DVD.
I have installed through KDE LIVE CD.which does not contain gcc.
On Wed, 20 Aug 2008 06:46:03 GMT
manish2621982 <manish2621982@no-mx.forums.opensuse.org> wrote:
>
> I have installed through KDE LIVE CD.which does not contain gcc.
>
>
Well, considering it’s a LIVE CD, I really wouldn’t expect it to have
development tools on it.
The INSTALL DVD does contain a huge amount of software, I’d really
recommend finding a way to download that and burn it to a DVD to use with
your machine.
With such a small usb flash drive to sneaker-net stuff, and no internet
connection, I’m afraid it’s going to be VERY daunting to obtain ALL of the
packages you’ll need. There are more than 50, possibly more than 100
packages needed, depending on what language or system you’ll be programming
towards.
Here’s a PARTIAL list…
autoconf
automake
bin86
binutils
binutils-devel
bison
boost-devel
boost-doc
boost-jam
cpp
cvs
ddd
e2fsprogs-devel
fdupes
flex
gcc
gcc-c++
gcc-info
gdbm-devel
gettext-tools
glibc-devel
glibc-info
glibc-info
gmp-devel
gperf
libaio-devel
libapparmor-devel
libdb-4_5-devel
libgcj-devel
libosip2-devel
libstdc+±devel
libtool
ltrace
m4
make
ncurses-devel
openldap2-devel
pam-devel
patch
patch
pkg-config
posix_cc
rcs
subversion
swig
texinfo
texinfo
valgrind
zlib-devel
It’s not complete… there’s MANY more.
I still recommend downloading and burning the INSTALL DVD. It will save you
much trouble.
Good luck.
Loni
–
L R Nix
lornix@lornix.com
I did this but gcc continues to report that
cc1 is not found.