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Topic: gcc....problems..., is there a "Linux for Dummies" book?

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Neilo

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Posts: 12
Joined: Jan. 2005

Posted: Jan. 22 2005,22:03

I've never used it before, and I cant seem to get it to compile a simple program...

#include <iostream>

using namespace std;

int main()
{
cout << "Hello, world" << endl;
return 0;
}

Won't work with even a good old stdio.h & printf hello world, not a clue why. to compile im just typing in:

gcc hello.cpp

and getting stuff like "/tmp/ccT98qqb.o(.text+0x1b): In function 'main': undefined reference to std::cout....then a load of other similar errors. I am absolutely lost.

ke4nt1

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Posts: 2329
Joined: Oct. 2003

Posted: Jan. 22 2005,23:25

DSL had tcc compiler built-in..

Try this...

#include <tcclib.h>

int main(void)
{
printf("Hello World!\n");
return 0;
}

Let us know how it works for you.

If you wish to use gcc, try this..
Change your sources.list in /etc/apt from the stable branch to unstable.
Then, type ' apt-get install gcc g++ make '

There is also the kernelsources.dsl in the repository,
if you need those for your project..

73
ke4nt

Neilo

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Posted: Jan. 23 2005,00:00

tcclib.h: No such file or directory. I'm guessing there are some libraries I need to download so I can actually get cracking with some programming?

clacker

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Posted: Jan. 23 2005,00:45

Neilo, try compiling your program with g++ instead of gcc. g++ is the c++ compiler; gcc is the c compiler. You should be ok then.

g++ -o hello hello.cpp