Install the build-essential Package for Ubuntu

By default, Ubuntu does not provide a C/C ++ compiling environment. Therefore, you need to install it manually. If it is troublesome to install gcc and g ++ separately, we are fortunate to have provided a build-essential software package to compile the Ubuntu kernel. View the dependencies of the software package. You can see the following: $ apt-cachedependsbuild-essential build-essential | dependency: libc6

By default, Ubuntu does not provide a C/C ++ compiling environment. Therefore, you need to install it manually.

If it is troublesome to install gcc and g ++ separately, we are fortunate to have provided a build-essential software package to compile the Ubuntu kernel.

View the dependency of the software package. You can see the following:

$ Apt-cache depends build-essential

Build-essential

| Dependency: libc6-dev

Dependency:

Libc6-dev

Dependency: gcc

Dependency: g ++

Dependency: make

Dependency: dpkg-dev

That is to say, if this software package is installed, all the software packages required to compile c/c ++ will also be installed. Therefore, to compile the c/c ++ program in Ubuntu, you only need to install the software package.

The installation method is as follows:

$ Sudo apt-get install build-essential