Every Linux distribution comes with gcc / g ++ 4. * nowadays?

Question

I consider adding dumping as a dependency ... atm The only thing I really need is shared_ptr<>, and I can get it from std::tr1, available in gcc package 4. *

Answer 1

AFAIK, all V 4. + distribution packages currently.

Answer 2

It is available on Fedora, installed through "yum" if you did not select "Development System" as the default installation set. "yum search gcc" to install the package.

Answer 3

Linux . , g++ v4 "" ++-, ++. g++ v3 . openSUSE 11 gcc 4.3 , Base Development.

Answer 4

, ? - DVD-, , . (, Fedora) , , . , . Ubuntu build-essential, gcc, g++, make .., apt-get install build-essential - Ubuntu.

Answer 5

No, on my debian systems I have to install it. But any semi-decent system administrator should be able to figure out how to install it.

Edit: to be specific, it is not always installed by default, but it should be available for most distributions.