
Note that to make gcc actually work on Ubuntu, you might want to try installing build-essential.
Some kind of
sudo aptitude install build-essential
should do the job nicely. If you're building kernel related stuff, and/or require the kernel headers for any purposes,
sudo aptitude install linux-headers-`uname -r`
should grab the appropriate package(s) for your requirements.
posted at: 09:26 | path: /technical | permanent link to this entry
