Karsten Gebbert said : > JIMMY THE SQUID said : > > first off let me say that pure dyne leek and potato is the most > > efficient > > multi-media system i have come across! it outperforms my expectations (i am > > an > > audio engineer) on a daily basis. > > > > now for my question, > > > > i am in the process of learning C and i am doing the whole make a text file > > in > > NANO and compiling with GCC. i had been using other flavors of linux to do > > this > > but pure dyne has become my main system and i decided i would do my learning > > with it as well. > > > > there is one problem however, when i compile my simple programs GCC sends > > back > > an error "stdio.h: no such file or directory". so that leads me to believe > > pure > > dyne does not contain this library by defaualt. my question is what debian > > package contains libraries for C? i have searched stdio.h to no avail. any > > suggestions would be appreciated. thanks for pure dyne! 3l3vans > > > Hi, > > I think the package that needs to be installed for this is libc6-dev > (right?). I'm not sure right now if its on the package list and > installed, but could you double check in /usr/include whether its there? > Do you use a -I/usr/include argument with gcc? In any case, I think that > we won't necessarily be able to include these dev packages in the CD iso > image, as space is always an issue and we try to put only the main apps. > I think it should go on the DVD image though.
Although it might be a good thing to have a working environment to compile small bits of C... IMHO we should add it if it's missing and see if it fits :) a. --- [email protected] irc.goto10.org #pure:dyne
