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| − | In order to [[compile software]] you will need a [[ | + | In order to [[compile software]] you will need a compiler [[install]]ed on your system. gcc is one. To install it, |
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| − | To install | + | To install with SUSE, |
* [[open a console]] and issue | * [[open a console]] and issue | ||
yast -i gcc-c++ | yast -i gcc-c++ | ||
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| + | = CentOs 6 = | ||
| + | To install with CentOs 6, | ||
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| + | * [[open a console]] and issue | ||
| + | yum install gcc-c++ | ||
= See also = | = See also = | ||
Latest revision as of 20:11, 6 February 2012
In order to compile software you will need a compiler installed on your system. gcc is one. To install it,
and proceed depending on your distribution.
SUSE
To install with SUSE,
- open a console and issue
yast -i gcc-c++
CentOs 6
To install with CentOs 6,
- open a console and issue
yum install gcc-c++
