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06-06-2008
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Problem installing perlcc in fedora 9
Hi guys
i installed fedora 9 in my system. i installed perl-devel rpm and perl-5.10.0 rpm. But perlcc not in /usr/bin/ directory.But perl,perldoc binaris installed. i am new one for linux. 
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06-07-2008
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Following command will find where perl is located.
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=> which perl if you installed new perl than it get installed in /usr/local/bin/perl thanks, -lalit
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06-07-2008
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To install a package (redhat based package) will require a few utilities that come by default. RPM (Redhat Package Management), YUM, apt-get all these alternatives can get a system up an ready, but I recommend you use yum. This compiler can be
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06-08-2008
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