Re: [linuxiran] GCC How to

[Arash Bijanzadeh]

Trying to give a short POV
First of all if you just typed `man gcc' in your console; you would get so 
much info that can't read them in a week. it is a common thing to get a RTFM 
when posting a simple question to an ML, and it should not break your heart!

If you got a project to do and you don't know how to do it, then you got to 
ask somebody for consultant and of course it has it's price.

do not misunderstand this. Here is an opensource community and we are ready to 
help all the opensource Gnu/Linux lovers. But an opensource lover tries to 
help his love as much as he can. Till you have not moved your finger for 
Linux you are under deep suspicion, and we hate to feel someone using us as a 
resource for his bussines. It is not a bad thing to get money from linux and 
all of us is trying to do it, but we help linux back and pay our share to 
him.
There is a lot of things youcan do for linux and farsiKDE, if you are really 
interesting in Gnu/Linux

cheers 
Arash
On Tuesday 29 July 2003 09:15, Seyyed Mehdi Sheikhalishahi wrote:
> So what is idea of this ML?
> I think ML is to share our knowledge between each other.
> Maybe I must do a force module project and I cannot search the net to
> find answers for my Q.
> What is your idea?
>
> Aryan Ameri wrote:
> >On Monday 28 July 2003 16:42, Seyyed Mehdi Sheikhalishahi wrote:
> >>Hi All
> >> I'm new to gcc.Please introduce me a URL about gcc and give me some
> >>usefull options to compile simple C file.
> >
> >OK you know, you shouldn't ask any simple question that comes to your
> >mind from the list.
> >
> >Mailing list is a last resort. It is for when you search the internet,
> >you google a bit, you mess with sourceforge and freshmeat and The Linux
> >Documentation Project, you read the man and info page, and search the
> >mailing list archives and newsgroup archives and .... and after doing
> >all this, if you are still not able to find your answer, then you are
> >welcome to ask questions in this mailing list (the same rule usually
> >apply to all mailing list, unless otherwise noted).
> >
> >Believe me, people here have more important things to do than answering
> >these kind of quesitons like "my keyboard speed is low" or "what is
> >gcc" and "dude! how can I avoid a cracker?"
> >
> >It is sometimes usefull to grow up; mentaly.