Paul D. Smith wrote:
> You need a starting point...
>
> That's why Linux distributions ship packages that are pre-built binary
> programs. You should find the "gcc" binary (RPM) package for your Linux
> distribution, and install that. Don't install the source package
> (SRPM). The RPM will give you an already-built version of GCC.
Thank you! It seems that I found my way, I could install make, but I
need gcc too, and that's being hard, because winlinux is a stripped down
distro, and it seems I'll have to download the entire ftp:/redhat/RPMS
dir :-)
Thanks for your kindness to answer me,
Marcos.
Note: Please send further communication direct to me, because I'm
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