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How to get GCC on Debian
Posted on 2013-10-26
I did:
sudo apt-get install build-essential
Then I did:
whereis gcc make
The output was: /usr/lib/gcc
I then did
cd /usr/lib/gcc
..and tried:
gcc -lX11 prog.c -o prog ./prog.c
And the output was;
Bash: gcc command not found
Please help. I just want to get to the point that I can compile c code (for X).
Thanks,
Amy
sudo apt-get install build-essential
Then I did:
whereis gcc make
The output was: /usr/lib/gcc
I then did
cd /usr/lib/gcc
..and tried:
gcc -lX11 prog.c -o prog ./prog.c
And the output was;
Bash: gcc command not found
Please help. I just want to get to the point that I can compile c code (for X).
Thanks,
Amy
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3 Comments
i think your installation is not complete. if it succeed, you should have have /usr/bin/gcc and other directories as well (in whereis result).
verify installation with gcc -v on command line. it should show you version. if you got "gcc command not found", you should try to install it again and check logs during installation to find problem.
verify installation with gcc -v on command line. it should show you version. if you got "gcc command not found", you should try to install it again and check logs during installation to find problem.
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