> 1) Am i correct in installing the C++ compiler?
If you need it, yes.
> 2) Is there some rpm i have missed that is needed
> forC++ on Linux?
You just said you got it working. Remember, though, that if you are
compiling your own kernel via tarball (not from RPM), then the
kernel-headers move was prolly not wise. There are certain things that you
will want to do a --nodeps on... but only do this once you are sure the
files are on yer disk by some non-rpm means ;)
> 3) Does anyone know what is the use of all these rpms
> in C++ programming?
Well.. You have your compiler, you have the libraries and headers which go
along with it, you have the kernel headers which some stuff is built
against, etc.
>
>
> Lokesh
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