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From: Bernard B. <ber...@gm...> - 2020-07-05 11:49:09
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Thank you Rainer! It might still take a couple of days because the server complained it did not recognize "sudo"… Trying to identify as a superuser (with "su") ended up in authentication failure. I had used the same password as for the ssh connction. I have placed a ticket with OVH technical support but they usually take a long time to respond to non-urgent queries… From another source it seems that "apt install build-essential" will be more appropriate than "install gcc", but this won't be a problem once I have "su" permissions! Anthony, you explained that you figured out a multi-platform compilation of BP. Currently we have a new Makefile file but no source file has been changed on Sourceforge and in your folder: http://www.anthonykozar.net/files/BolProcessor/ In other words, if I modify a "C" sourcefile in leti.lt/bolprocessor/source/ I should be able to see its effect after re-running the compiler. Indeed a bad idea since we need to maintain consistency, but it could be used for a quick debugging or documenting entry points of procedures… I am really a beginner in this environment, so I must keep asking naive questions. ;-) Bernard Bel Rainer Schütz wrote on 05/07/2020 11:21: > That’s good to know. So if you really have root-rights, installing gcc should be something like: > > sudo apt install gcc > > (Never upload bare binaries into a linux distribution) > > There is a lot of detail to be considered, but generally speaking in order to install packages you want to learn using the Debian package management system controlled by the command “apt” or “apt-get”. > > Best > .r. |
