Installation ERROR: unable to find command "g++"

[sebyan]

Hello,

I've just downloaded the Fortran compiler 10.1.015. When I install it to openSUSE 10.2, after the commond "./install.sh", I get a warning as below:

ERROR: unable to find command "g++" !

It appears that one of the missing commands is the 'g++' command.
Some Linux distributions do not include 'g++' as a part of the 'gcc' installation.
Please locate and install the proper 'g++' package for your system and restart the installation process for this Intel software product.
Please add the location to the above commands to your PATH and re-run the script.
Please press Enter to continue...

Anyone could tell me how to solve this problem? Thanks!

seb

[TimP]

Open up your software installation menu, enter root password, plug in SuSE installation DVD or otherwise connect your install media. Search for g++ . If this is a 64-bit OS, select 32-bit as well as 64-bit compilers. Accept the installation.

[sebyan]

Thank you Tim. I actually installed SuSE from harddrive and don't have the DVD diver. I've searched g++ in the software management but can't find anything like gcc or g++. Do you have any idea where I can obtain it? Thanks a lot.

[sphost]

Use Yast to download and install it from internet.

[sebyan]

Thanks a lot. I've installed them by searching gcc in YaST. The compiler is installed as well.

[leilasalimi]

Quoting - sebyan

Thanks a lot. I've installed them by searching gcc in YaST. The compiler is installed as well.

I have the same problem , but I don underestand how you solve your problem .
Can you tell me more about that ?

Best Regards

[leilasalimi]

Quoting - leilasalimi

I have the same problem , but I don underestand how you solve your problem .
Can you tell me more about that ?

Best Regards

I use Fedora10 , want to instal Ifort10 in my system, but I see the same problem.

[TimP]

Quoting - leilasalimi

I use Fedora10 , want to instal Ifort10 in my system, but I see the same problem.

You should be able to install g++ development system from your Fedora install CD, or by yum update.