I'm going to install PHP and Apache, and instructions say: "You need a respectable ANSI-C compiler and build system,two items that are available through all of the major distributions' package managers", so I checked out Ubuntu's synaptic package manager, but I'm not sure whether these two are enabled by default.
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As far as I know, this should be as simple as sudo apt-get install gcc to install the GNU C compiler which should work for your purposes. You may also need build-essential. |
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In Ubuntu the meta package that will install the tools you need is called |
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If you know this little about the build process, I wouldn't go compiling Apache and PHP. Instead, install Ubuntu's precompiled packages like this:
If you still want to go ahead with compilation, the other answers are what you're looking for. |
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