Hi

/proc/version specifies the linux kernel in use and gcc version used
to compile it, but it doesn't mean it is installed on your system. Yum
info gcc will tell you if you have gcc and version.

Juan Pablo

2009/4/9 Liu Ying <[log in to unmask]>:
> hello everybody,
>
> I am a new comer to SL, and I have met a problem when using gcc in sl. when
> I type in "gcc" under the shell conmand line, it showed that no command of
> gcc (or something like that). But when I use the command of "cat
> /proc/version", it showed that gcc is already "in" my system, and its
> version number is 4.1.2. Then what's the problem? How can I get access to
> gcc ?
>
> Again, my linux version number is SL 5.2.
>
>
> thank you.



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