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how to write c codes in UNIX
Post 93498 by linuxpenguin on Monday 19th of December 2005 04:32:01 PM
12-19-2005
generally u have the cc compiler in the /usr/bin. you can also locate the path using the command type or whence. sometimes the cc compiler may also be onvoked using gcc, c++ (this is for cplus cplus)
and if none of this gives you a confirmative solution, do this
find / -name "*cc" 2>/dev/null
then take a tea break, and when you are back, you will surely have a result by then
a positive or negative, but an almost sure answer to your question.
if it is negative then ask your unix distributor where you should get the c compiler from.
and if none of this gives you a confirmative solution, do this
find / -name "*cc" 2>/dev/null
then take a tea break, and when you are back, you will surely have a result by then
a positive or negative, but an almost sure answer to your question.if it is negative then ask your unix distributor where you should get the c compiler from.
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