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Re: [opensuse] c++ c compiler for i686
- From: Anders Johansson <ajohansson@xxxxxxx>
- Date: Tue, 3 Mar 2009 21:54:58 +0100
- Message-id: <200903032154.58459.ajohansson@xxxxxxx>
On Tuesday 03 March 2009 21:50:17 Nelson Seto wrote:
zypper is the command line tool for installing packages. It is installed by
default. If you run the command I gave as root, it will install the compiler
for both c and c++ for you, along with the other packages you need for
compiling things
If you want a GUI way of installing, you can start yast (also known as
"administrator settings" in the menu) and go to "software management", and
search for gcc. This will show you all packages connected with the compiler.
Select "gcc" and "gcc-c++"
Anders
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Anders wrote:
Just "zypper in gcc gcc-c++" and you have what you need
Anders
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Hi Anders, which rpms is zypper found and which url can I find gcc-c++
(guess it is the name of the rpm).
Is zypper mandatory?
zypper is the command line tool for installing packages. It is installed by
default. If you run the command I gave as root, it will install the compiler
for both c and c++ for you, along with the other packages you need for
compiling things
If you want a GUI way of installing, you can start yast (also known as
"administrator settings" in the menu) and go to "software management", and
search for gcc. This will show you all packages connected with the compiler.
Select "gcc" and "gcc-c++"
Anders
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