hicham wrote:
> i figured it out after googling a while
> I've tried yum provides stdio.h ,
> it gave me nothing , it assumes the package installed
If you want yum to search pathnames, you need to put a shell glob in
the query. Something like this will work (and return a number of
packages that all contain a file named stdio.h):
yum provides '*/stdio.h'
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