gcc: command not found

[BashStreetYouth]

Hi, thought i'd start doing a bit of c programming and installed xcode from the leopard cd. Tried a basic hello world in the terminal and it says gcc not found. It's there in /Developer/usr/bin What do i do? :o

[yeroen]

Hi, thought i'd start doing a bit of c programming and installed xcode from the leopard cd. Tried a basic hello world in the terminal and it says gcc not found. It's there in /Developer/usr/bin What do i do? :o

Add /Developer/usr/bin to your $PATH environment variable.

That is in your $HOME/.bash_profile file add this line:

export PATH=$PATH:/Developer/usr/bin/

[Cromulent]

The installer should set the path for you. What was the installer called that you clicked on? There is a main installer and two sub installers, you should only run the main one.

[titaniumdecoy]

Try using the cc comand.

[BashStreetYouth]

ok, i tried the export PATH thing although i did not have a .bash_profile or .bashrc file so i created one. Still gcc not found.

EDIT: scrap that. I logged out and back in and it was fine.

I installed off the Leopard dvd from /optional installs/xcode tools/xcodetools.mpkg

I tried cc also but no go. gcc and cc work if i go to /Developer/usr/bin in terminal and run ./gcc or./cc from there. When i did run from there, my simple hello world came up with: error: stdio.h: No such file or directory.

Should i reinstall? or set the PATH also.

[yeroen]

can you show us the commands you're using to compile your program?

[BashStreetYouth]

can you show us the commands you're using to compile your program?

gcc hello.c -o hello

If i reinstall should i first just drag the Developer folder to the trash? Will that get rid of everything?