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    Default Re: Installing on Linux with gcc

    GCC is the GNU Compiler Collection. In this collection is g++, the C++ compiler. You will need g++ to compile Qt, since this is written in C++. I guess you could use a different C++ compiler if you really want to, but why not stick with g++...

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    Default Re: Installing on Linux with gcc

    In another words you need to install a package called gcc-g++, gcc-c++ or similar.
    Last edited by wysota; 26th August 2008 at 20:35.

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