Apt-get gcc not working??
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I'm having a problem with apt-get install gcc.
I've just installed Debian on a laptop using the new sarge installer RC1.
After installation, I've tried to install gcc using apt-get install.
Initially I did a search and asked for the latest version. I've also used
simply gcc.
The compiler installed by apt is not usable. When I execute it, I get the
message back telling me that cc1plus can't be executed as it can't be found.
It seems to me that apt *SHOULD* have installed the missing dependency -
whatever it is. Doing an "apt-cache search" on cc1plus returns nothing, so I
can't even add the missing package.
I know there is some way to get a working gcc into Debian, and will even admit
up front that I'm probably doing something wrong. Would someone be so kind as
to help me get a working compilation environment.
Please cc me in addition to the list. The Debian Lists (debian-user at least)
are running so slow that it takes hours for a message to get to the list.
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