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Posted: Oct. 20 2006,15:42 |
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No, it's fairly limited and the other libraries aren't included. Things like math.h and the math library are not included.
If you need to compile something more complicated than a really simple program, you might try the gcc1-with-libs.dsl extension. It includes a lot of the libraries (like libreadline and libncurses, X developement libraries, and gtk1.2 developement libraries), plus make and patch. There is also a gcc1-with-libs.unc in the testing section that should work on lower memory machines.
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