I loaded up the Ubuntu Linux, and have tried to install various downloads but keep getting the message that I need a "C Compiler" have looked around and am more confused than ever.
Can anyone help. thanks, regards Derek
I loaded up the Ubuntu Linux, and have tried to install various downloads but keep getting the message that I need a "C Compiler" have looked around and am more confused than ever.
Can anyone help. thanks, regards Derek
Re: C Compiler for Ubuntu
Are you running this off the Live CD? It might not have the GNU C compiler installed. At a command prompt, please type gcc and if it complains as not being found, there you have the answer.
HTH.
Harish
Re: C Compiler for Ubuntu
Thanks Harish, but i've installed not running from Live CD, i typed gcc as you suggested but got the message "gcc: no input files", any suggestions?
regards
Derek
Re: C Compiler for Ubuntu
Have you tried installing the 'build-essential' package?
You can do this by opening a terminal window and typing: sudo apt-get install build-essential
Or you can open up Synaptic Package Manager and do it from there.
This trick works on both Hoary Hedgehog (5.04) and Breezy Badger (5.10).
Most programs that you want to install on your Ubuntu system should be avaliable through one of the main Debian or Ubuntu repositories.
Re: C Compiler for Ubuntu
try this:
$ cat - < I think that you must install kdevelop or other IDE, as root try:
# apt-get install kdevelop
regards
de
after package is installed...
What do you do after the package is installed?