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I am trying to install version 6.3.0 of gcc. I need that one in particular and I do not know how to do it. Since if I run "sudo apt-get install gcc" it updates me to the latest version (7.4) and it does not work for me.



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I am trying to install version 6.3.0 of gcc. I need that one in particular and I do not know how to do it. Since if I run "sudo apt-get install gcc" it updates me to the latest version (7.4) and it does not work for me.



Thank you!






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  • Probably already answered here: askubuntu.com/q/39628/459652 (If not, edit and explain why.)
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I am trying to install version 6.3.0 of gcc. I need that one in particular and I do not know how to do it. Since if I run "sudo apt-get install gcc" it updates me to the latest version (7.4) and it does not work for me.



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I am trying to install version 6.3.0 of gcc. I need that one in particular and I do not know how to do it. Since if I run "sudo apt-get install gcc" it updates me to the latest version (7.4) and it does not work for me.



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  • Probably already answered here: askubuntu.com/q/39628/459652 (If not, edit and explain why.)
    – jdv
    Nov 26 at 18:36










  • unix.stackexchange.com/q/410723/255251
    – Debian_yadav
    Nov 26 at 18:38


















  • Probably already answered here: askubuntu.com/q/39628/459652 (If not, edit and explain why.)
    – jdv
    Nov 26 at 18:36










  • unix.stackexchange.com/q/410723/255251
    – Debian_yadav
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Probably already answered here: askubuntu.com/q/39628/459652 (If not, edit and explain why.)
– jdv
Nov 26 at 18:36




Probably already answered here: askubuntu.com/q/39628/459652 (If not, edit and explain why.)
– jdv
Nov 26 at 18:36












unix.stackexchange.com/q/410723/255251
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unix.stackexchange.com/q/410723/255251
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For getting gcc version 6.3.0, first you've to download the source:



wget https://github.com/gcc-mirror/gcc/archive/gcc-6_3_0-release.tar.gz


Then extract it:



tar xvzf gcc-6_3_0-release.tar.gz


Then install it according to their official documentation.






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  • Could you tell me what commands to enter to install it? I am new with this operating system and I do not understand the official documentation well... Thank you very much anyway
    – Juass93
    Nov 26 at 18:56






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    Tarballs are recommended only for those who already have some skills. If, as a beginner, you insist upon specific versions and complex install methods, then you may find your learning curve to be frustrating. .tar.gz files usually include a README file and an INSTALL file. Read them.
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  • I don't know how to do... I'm very desperate I can not install the compiler. Help me please
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For getting gcc version 6.3.0, first you've to download the source:



wget https://github.com/gcc-mirror/gcc/archive/gcc-6_3_0-release.tar.gz


Then extract it:



tar xvzf gcc-6_3_0-release.tar.gz


Then install it according to their official documentation.






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  • Could you tell me what commands to enter to install it? I am new with this operating system and I do not understand the official documentation well... Thank you very much anyway
    – Juass93
    Nov 26 at 18:56






  • 1




    Tarballs are recommended only for those who already have some skills. If, as a beginner, you insist upon specific versions and complex install methods, then you may find your learning curve to be frustrating. .tar.gz files usually include a README file and an INSTALL file. Read them.
    – user535733
    Nov 26 at 19:10










  • I don't know how to do... I'm very desperate I can not install the compiler. Help me please
    – Juass93
    Nov 28 at 16:12















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For getting gcc version 6.3.0, first you've to download the source:



wget https://github.com/gcc-mirror/gcc/archive/gcc-6_3_0-release.tar.gz


Then extract it:



tar xvzf gcc-6_3_0-release.tar.gz


Then install it according to their official documentation.






share|improve this answer























  • Could you tell me what commands to enter to install it? I am new with this operating system and I do not understand the official documentation well... Thank you very much anyway
    – Juass93
    Nov 26 at 18:56






  • 1




    Tarballs are recommended only for those who already have some skills. If, as a beginner, you insist upon specific versions and complex install methods, then you may find your learning curve to be frustrating. .tar.gz files usually include a README file and an INSTALL file. Read them.
    – user535733
    Nov 26 at 19:10










  • I don't know how to do... I'm very desperate I can not install the compiler. Help me please
    – Juass93
    Nov 28 at 16:12













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For getting gcc version 6.3.0, first you've to download the source:



wget https://github.com/gcc-mirror/gcc/archive/gcc-6_3_0-release.tar.gz


Then extract it:



tar xvzf gcc-6_3_0-release.tar.gz


Then install it according to their official documentation.






share|improve this answer














For getting gcc version 6.3.0, first you've to download the source:



wget https://github.com/gcc-mirror/gcc/archive/gcc-6_3_0-release.tar.gz


Then extract it:



tar xvzf gcc-6_3_0-release.tar.gz


Then install it according to their official documentation.







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  • Could you tell me what commands to enter to install it? I am new with this operating system and I do not understand the official documentation well... Thank you very much anyway
    – Juass93
    Nov 26 at 18:56






  • 1




    Tarballs are recommended only for those who already have some skills. If, as a beginner, you insist upon specific versions and complex install methods, then you may find your learning curve to be frustrating. .tar.gz files usually include a README file and an INSTALL file. Read them.
    – user535733
    Nov 26 at 19:10










  • I don't know how to do... I'm very desperate I can not install the compiler. Help me please
    – Juass93
    Nov 28 at 16:12


















  • Could you tell me what commands to enter to install it? I am new with this operating system and I do not understand the official documentation well... Thank you very much anyway
    – Juass93
    Nov 26 at 18:56






  • 1




    Tarballs are recommended only for those who already have some skills. If, as a beginner, you insist upon specific versions and complex install methods, then you may find your learning curve to be frustrating. .tar.gz files usually include a README file and an INSTALL file. Read them.
    – user535733
    Nov 26 at 19:10










  • I don't know how to do... I'm very desperate I can not install the compiler. Help me please
    – Juass93
    Nov 28 at 16:12
















Could you tell me what commands to enter to install it? I am new with this operating system and I do not understand the official documentation well... Thank you very much anyway
– Juass93
Nov 26 at 18:56




Could you tell me what commands to enter to install it? I am new with this operating system and I do not understand the official documentation well... Thank you very much anyway
– Juass93
Nov 26 at 18:56




1




1




Tarballs are recommended only for those who already have some skills. If, as a beginner, you insist upon specific versions and complex install methods, then you may find your learning curve to be frustrating. .tar.gz files usually include a README file and an INSTALL file. Read them.
– user535733
Nov 26 at 19:10




Tarballs are recommended only for those who already have some skills. If, as a beginner, you insist upon specific versions and complex install methods, then you may find your learning curve to be frustrating. .tar.gz files usually include a README file and an INSTALL file. Read them.
– user535733
Nov 26 at 19:10












I don't know how to do... I'm very desperate I can not install the compiler. Help me please
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I don't know how to do... I'm very desperate I can not install the compiler. Help me please
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