C++ compilers for Linux?

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2 total messages Started by Botmail Thu, 15 Feb 2001 02:34

#1093

Author: Botmail
Date: Thu, 15 Feb 2001 02:34

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Does anybody out here know wher I can find fre (or REALLY INEXPENSIVE) C++
compiler (s) ffor Linux; mainly SuSE 6.4? Is it even possible to compile C++
on LInux; i.e., why wouldn't C++ be supported if C is? Thanks!

Re: C++ compilers for Linux?

#1094

Author: Robert Mason
Date: Thu, 15 Feb 2001 16:20

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Botmail wrote:

> Does anybody out here know wher I can find fre (or REALLY INEXPENSIVE) C++
> compiler (s) ffor Linux; mainly SuSE 6.4? Is it even possible to compile C++
> on LInux; i.e., why wouldn't C++ be supported if C is? Thanks!

GCC should come as part of all Linux distro's . It is a C and C++ compiler. to
compile c++
type => g++ -o app app.c

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