i'm not sure if you guys could help me here, but nowhere else has been able to. anyways, so i'd like to program some on this ubuntu pc i have. it's an old distro (breezy badger) so i personally think that's where my problem might be, but i don't see a reason why this isn't working...
anyways, here it is:
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zandi@pavilion:~$ cat test.cpp
//g++ test
//because i couldn't compile source code i wrote with dev-cpp using g++-4.0
int main()
{
return(0);
}
zandi@pavilion:~$ g++-4.0 test.cpp
/usr/bin/ld: crt1.o: No such file: No such file or directory
collect2: ld returned 1 exit status
zandi@pavilion:~$ argh......
there you see my simple program, no includes or anything. and the file it says doesn't exist has a 1 in it, not an L. i used synaptic to get g++-4.0, so i guess i'll try installing g++ and using it instead and see if that works... also, i have all the libraries i need, the only one synaptic shows that i don't have is some snmp one. anyways, i'll investigate it a bit on my own, but tell me if you guys have any solutions.
btw, should this be in tech questions, or here in programming?
