If you type gcc somefile.c you get back "bash: gcc: command not found"
because gcc isn't linked to anything. Instead type gcc and press <tab>
and you will see there is a gcc-3.exe and a gcc-4.exe. They reside in
/usr/bin. Make a symbolic link to whichever one you want.
$ ln -s gcc-4.exe gcc.exe
$ which foo /usr/bin/foo $ cd /usr/bin $ ls foo foo* $ls *oo ls: cannot access *oo: No such file or directory $ls *oo* foo.exe $
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