gcc should be in /usr/bin as gcc-3.2.2 and a symbolic to it as gcc.
I am using gcc-3.3.2, I think you should upgrade as soon as you get
3.2.2 working. (bug swatting)
I am just a user and I know nothing, but I have a feeling c compilers
have no external dependencies beyond the common simple c libraries that
everything uses, perhaps they are part of the gcc installation, I have
read c compilers are extremely simple.
> RUNT is based on Slackware (9.1?), so I found the Slackware packages
> gcc-3.2.2-i386-3.tgz and gcc-g++-3.2.2-i386-1.tgz. I installed those by
> simply untarring them in the correct place. Is there a Slackware tool I'm
> meant to use?
> Also, those did not contain a program called "gcc". Am I meant to make a
> link manually, or did I not install something?
> "Untar a binary package to install" seems very error-prone to me, what
> with no dependency-checking and all...
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