How do I set up a C++ compiler on Linux?
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In order to use System Modeler, you need to have a C++ compiler installed, and System Modeler must be able to access it. The supported compilers for Linux are:
- G++ (recommended)
- Clang
On Ubuntu and some other Linux distributions, G++ and the necessary tools can be installed by running:
sudo apt-get install build-essential - Make sure the C++ compiler of your choice is installed.
- Start System Modeler. System Modeler will detect the compiler and choose it as the default. You may want to verify that System Modeler succeeded.
- If the compiler was not detected, please try setting it up manually.
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