Very Computer

failing that, look at the GCC-howto. When I had this problem first starting out
with C++, I had to set up an evirerment variable and maybe a path. Placed them
in /etc/profile.

Do "cp /etc/profile /etc/profile.org"  before you do anything to this file.

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: Thanks! I can 'make' now but ......
: I saw that .......... can not found file or directory.....
: These files include : stdio.h, stdlib.h, unistd.h, string.h.......
: Where can I get above files?
: Thank you for your help.

Those are crucial kernel headers.  Um....

If this is indicative of what you omitted from your installation,
you might find it easier to just blow away the partition and start
from scratch, rather than having to play detective every time you
turn around.  I mean, 4.3 GB IDE hard drives cost only a little
more than US $100, and you can do a kitchen-sink installation of
any common Linux distribution onto one of those.

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