> gcc -Wall -g -c -o memtest.o memtest.c > gcc: installation problem, cannot exec 'cpp0': File or Directory not found > make: ***[memtest.0] Error 1
I've never heard of 'cpp' being pronounced 'cpp0' before :). Ever cince I started using linux, the c preprocessor has always been 'cpp'. I suggest maybe some links have been broken, assuming of course you've installed the compiler and devel stuff (you did that, right?) :). Mandrake is a bit convoluted in this, but check /etc/alternatives. There are some links (cpp, gcc, etc) that point to the desired version of things. 'cpp' is typically in /usr/bin, but many places make a symlink over to /lib/cpp or some other place, and the 'real' cpp is buried underneath /usr/lib/gcc-lib/gcc-<version>/cpp. > I installed all of the relevant devel apps. Did I miss one? I see. Probably not, cpp is integral to the rest of the C system. > This is a bit urgent b/c I bought a memory stick and I get core dumps so > I have to test. For a non-build-it yourself solution, there shouldl be a memory testing floppy image of 'memtest' on your Mandrake boot CD. Look in the images directory. You can copy the imagte over to a blank 3.5" floppy, boot from that, and run your tests.
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