Re: installing GCC

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thank for your answer, but it seems like if there is no gcc pre-built on my
system , cause when i do (gcc -v) ubuntu asks me to apt-get gcc, but my aim
si to install it from sources, and when i try it i get this error (no
acceptable C compiler found in $PATH) and when i try to find gcc on my
system by (find / -name gcc) i got this directory (/usr/lib/gcc) i add it to
my path, but no result.



Tim Prince-3 wrote:
> 
> e-karim wrote:
> 
> Ubuntu should have an optional pre-built gcc development system, which you
> will need.  For Ubuntu x86_64, you would need gcc source recent enough to
> recognized the odd directory setup.
> 
> 

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