Re: Where is my gcc compiler?

John Bailo wrote:



I'm running Suse 10.0

I have all the development packages in control center installed, but I
can't seem to access my c compiler.

I tried typing gcc and it replies "command not found"?

If I were "/usr/bin/gcc" I would also hide from retards like Bailo
Ask you lover Relf where he has hid it
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Ogden's Law:
The sooner you fall behind, the more time you have to catch up.

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