build-essential package

[leorex]

i had the same problem as the post
http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=380987
and i could not find the build-essential package in yumex. i have only livna and adobe as my extra repos.
i went to google but could not find any source for build-essential, instead, i find many posts about debians.
it is kind of really stupid that it does not compile the basic hello.c properly.
please help.

[markkuk]

"build-essential" is a Debian/Ubuntu package, it doesn't exist in Fedora/Red Hat/CentOS etc.
Install the "Development Tools" package group.

[leigh123linux]

Try

su
yum groupinstall "Development Tools"

There is no build-essential package in redhat distros !!

http://packages.debian.org/etch/build-essential

[leorex]

still does not quite work.
Thanks for your help anyway.
the screenshot is what i have after installed Develop Tools.
Same output as I compile through GCC in terminal.
in English, it simply take it as warning and the program runs all right.
But under Chinese, as in the second screenshot, where i as to work under at, they take it as error and refuse to comply, as in the second screenshot.
Kind of very slippery, but please help.
Thank you very much for you guys anyway.

[leorex]

it happens simply because i did not include stdio.h as i evoked printf and scanf.(haven't done it for ages!!)
it is a very very stupid mistake.
i am very sorry for all the time you wasted on this post.

[stevea]

Right, stdio.h. Also note the whitespace and newlines in your code aren't expensive.

[vginov]

The Chinese errors, translated as for Turbo C++ IDE

1. Function SCANF should have a prototype

2. Function PRINTF should have a prototype

Here prototype means the library which holds the functions scanf and printf

To Solve:

Add a line at the beginning of the program called "#include<stdio.h>"

[syncx]

i think it should be " yum install kernel-devel " =_)