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I don't experience that problem at all. If I choose "About" my version is "V2.2 May 1 2017".
The cc1 error thing seem to be missing build-time dependency, if it was Linux i would tell you to apt-get remove and reinstall everything again. Not of much help here though.
Posted on: 2018/1/31 15:04
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This interests me too. Although I am not a developer myself, I'd love that everything in Icaros works.
So please help him finding a solution which may help me to fix the issue on my distro as well.
Posted on: 2018/1/31 11:27
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@caveman that's what I thought too. However if I try to compile a simple helloworld ("gcc -o HelloWorld hello.c") I get the following error:
"gcc: error trying to execute 'cc1': execvp: No such file or directory". or "g++: error trying to execute 'cc1plus': execvp: No such file or directory" if I used g++ This is on an install of Icaros 2.2.1 with the Development files installed. Can anyone hit me with a cluestick here? Thanks everyone for the thoughtful suggestions!
Posted on: 2018/1/31 5:01
Edited by remotenemesis on 2018/1/31 5:28:19
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Hi,
Do the "basic" Dev docs not help ? http://en.wikibooks.org/wiki/Aros/Developer/Docs Jeff
Posted on: 2018/1/31 1:48
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@remotenemesis
well im not sure if aros can currently build itself. perhapst its worth to check. it should be suitable enough environment for smaller projects. keep in mind you dont have smp under aros, except for certain applications on special x64 build. so it means speed penalty in comparison to linux, which is considerable with bigger projects.
Posted on: 2018/1/31 0:29
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Quote:
If you just want to compile something on Icaros, g++ should already be available to use from the shell. Ps: If you're using the Icaros lite version, try the full version for g++.
Posted on: 2018/1/30 23:04
Edited by cavemann on 2018/1/31 2:26:08
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Well you certainly got better tools when running linux. But you can still get your feet wet inside Aros. ( but im coding c on my amiga1200 using "ed" so Im not spoiled with good tool. .)
Posted on: 2018/1/30 21:02
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That's what I'm looking to do, install a working gcc and SDK on AROS. Although maybe running linux hosted AROS is more common for development maybe?
Posted on: 2018/1/30 20:58
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Or here - if you are runnning Linux to develop for AROS:
http://amifreak.ftp.sh/post/setting-up-environment-to-start If you are running AROS and want to develop applications, you should have gcc installed, right? I haven't started my AROS developer guides yet, but I'm getting closer.
Posted on: 2018/1/30 19:09
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Hi,
have a look here: https://github.com/apiraino/aros_guide It's been written two years ago, so it may need some care. But it should get you started. PR and updates are welcome, of course 
Posted on: 2018/1/30 17:06
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