I need help.

I need help.

[Andre Pena]

Hello!

I'm a begginer in linux, and I've got some problems.

I have installed a linux based on Knoppix which contains the gcc compiler 
but not the include libraries. In this way, I cannot compile any program. I 
would like to know how can I insert the libraries in my computer... Which 
package should I install.

Sorry, my english is horrible
Thanks in advance.
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Re: I need help.

[mike]

On Tue, May 25, 2004 at 08:47:45AM -0300, Andre Pena wrote:
> Hello!
> 
> I'm a begginer in linux, and I've got some problems.
> 
> I have installed a linux based on Knoppix which contains the gcc compiler 
> but not the include libraries. In this way, I cannot compile any program. I 
> would like to know how can I insert the libraries in my computer... Which 
> package should I install.
> 
> Sorry, my english is horrible
> Thanks in advance.

  Knoppix is based on debian Linux.
  You need the package libc6-dev to compile c programs.
  libstdc++5-dev to compile c++ programs.
  Post message to the debian mailing list to get more help.



Mike Wu

i need help

[jose manuel Herrera Magana]

i am try to star hit my password and just don't letme beginig and tele smoking about certifiques and signaturas than i never see befor

Re: i need help

[Justin P. Mattock]

On 12/04/09 10:00, jose manuel Herrera Magana wrote:
> i am try to star hit my password and just don't letme beginig and tele smoking about certifiques and signaturas than i never see befor
>

well first things first is gcc has nothing
todo with your password settings.

maybe resetting your accounts settings
before doing su/sudo make install?

Justin P. Mattock

I need help

[Hermione Granger]

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Dear GNU/GCC,

   My C++ source file is attached. The error I am getting is:

[xxxxx@xxxxxxxxx xxxxx]$ gcc -c test.cpp
test.cpp: In function `void set_num (long unsigned int *)':
test.cpp:5: incompatible types in assignment of `long unsigned int *'
to `long unsigned int[1000]'
[xxxxx@xxxxxxxxx xxxxx]$

Please tell me what I am doing wrong.

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[-- Attachment #2: test.cpp --]
[-- Type: application/octet-stream, Size: 178 bytes --]

void set_num ( unsigned long set_to [ 1000 ] )
{
  unsigned long set_to2 [ 1000 ];
  unsigned long tmp [ 1000 ];
  set_to2 = set_to;

  tmp = set_to2;

  return;

}

Re: I need help

[Tim Prince]

On Sunday 28 July 2002 19:30, Hermione Granger wrote:
> Dear GNU/GCC,
>
>    My C++ source file is attached. The error I am getting is:
>
> [xxxxx@xxxxxxxxx xxxxx]$ gcc -c test.cpp
> test.cpp: In function `void set_num (long unsigned int *)':
> test.cpp:5: incompatible types in assignment of `long unsigned int *'
> to `long unsigned int[1000]'
> [xxxxx@xxxxxxxxx xxxxx]$
>
I get more details:

tim@linux:/windows/E/src/net>gcc test.cpp
test.cpp: In function `void set_num(long unsigned int*)':
test.cpp:5: incompatible types in assignment of `long unsigned int*' to `long
   unsigned int[1000]'
test.cpp:7: ISO C++ forbids assignment of arrays

Could you consider that line 5 resembles line 7?
If you wish to assign arrays without diving into classes, you need g95.
-- 
Tim Prince

Re: I need help

[Nathan Sidwell]

Hermione Granger wrote:

> [xxxxx@xxxxxxxxx xxxxx]$ gcc -c test.cpp
> test.cpp: In function `void set_num (long unsigned int *)':
> test.cpp:5: incompatible types in assignment of `long unsigned int *'
> to `long unsigned int[1000]'
> [xxxxx@xxxxxxxxx xxxxx]$
> 
> Please tell me what I am doing wrong.
You are trying to copy a whole book of spells with one stroke of
the assignment wand. As Professor Dumbledore would have already
told you in advanced incantations, that only works when you are
copying into an alterable almanac from a book written in, say,
the language of Tran (particularly the dialect close to the fort).
It is much simpler to copy one page at a time.

Indeed, the newer gcc's have been updated with an explanation
daemon, which tells you,
<geekspeak>
test.cpp:7: ISO C++ forbids assignment of arrays
</geekspeak>

nathan
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