Miles Beck wrote:
> I have a consultant working on getting Authorize.NET working on my Debian
> woody machine, he is having a problem compiling software required by
> Authorize.NET.
>  
>  
> 
>>Looks like an environment issue.  Do you have a C compiler installed?  
>>If not, you probably don't have the header files (usually located in 
>>/usr/include).  Verify that you have a C compiler, and the headers are 
>>indeed in /usr/include. 
> 
>  
> when I do a "dpkg -l gcc" I see the following.
> 
> "ii gcc 2.95.4-14 The GNU C compiler."
>  
> Ok, so the compiler is there...
>  
> How would I verify that the headers are there?
>  
> And if they are not there...how do I get them to /usr/include?
>  
> Thanks,
>  
> -Milea
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Hey Miles,
just "cd /usr/include && ls -a". You should see a bunch of files ending 
with the .h extension. These are part of the glibc package so make sure 
that you have this as well. I think this is part of the base package?

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