mikshaw


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Posted: Oct. 20 2004,23:19 |
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If you have a liveCD system, try the gcc extension at http://www.ibiblio.org/pub....testing
If you have a harddrive installed DSL, I recommend using apt-get or dpkg to install the official debian packages for gcc and make.
Keep in mind that DSL is a stripped down distribution, which doesn't include development libraries, headers, etc necessary to compile many programs. Without these, you'll find that you can compile only a small percentage of the applications available in the open source world.
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