Hi,
What you need to look for are packages like libstdc++-dev. In general,
there are two packages for a lot of libraries: the ones without dev in the
name just contain the shared library itself, the dev ones will have headers
and other things a developer using the library would need.
Hope this helps,
Zack.
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From: "Steve Holmes" <steve@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
To: <speakup at braille.uwo.ca>
Sent: Friday, October 17, 2008 12:46 PM
Subject: Compiling Under Debian
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> I've got a testing version of Lenny here but can't find the C standard
> headers. I've installed every imaginable package pertaining to gcc
> and friends but when I go to compile any c programs like espeakup, I
> get not found errors all over the place for simple header files like
> stdio.h, errno.h, and so forth. I know these to be standard c headers
> but the basic gcc package in debian doesn't seem to have them. I also
> installed libstd-6-4-3... but still no joy. What the hell am I
> missing here? I like Debian's package management strategy but I really
> wish they wouldn't split up some critical packages this way. As far
> as right now is concerned, I cannot compile any c programs.
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