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How to Install GCC 13.1 on openSUSE – Step-by-step

July 28, 2023 | By the+gnu+linux+evangelist.

GNU/Linux openSUSE Installing GCC 13.1 from Source – QuickStart Guide

Hi! The Tutorial Shows You Step-by-step How to Install GNU Compiler Collection 13.1.x from Source in openSUSE 64-bit GNU/Linux.

And the GCC 13.1 for openSUSE is a Compilers Collection currently supporting C, C++, Objective-C, Objective-C++, Fortran, Ada, D, Go, and BRIG (HSAIL) Languages.

Finally, GCC 13.1 includes several New Features, Changes, and Fixes that you can consult on the GNU GCC Documentation.

Step-by-step GCC 13.1 openSUSE Installation Guide - Featured

  1. 1. Launching Terminal

    Open a Shell Session
    (Press “Enter” to Execute Commands)

    Step-by-step GCC 13.1 openSUSE Installation Guide - Open Terminal
    In case first see: Terminal QuickStart Guide.

  2. 2. Querying System GCC

    First, find out what the actual System GCC
    Play:

    which gcc
    Take Note of the PATH to use after installation for switching the System GCC.
    Possibly to Check the current GCC version issue: 
    gcc -v

  3. 3. Downloading GCC 13.1

    Download GCC 13.1 Source Code for GNU/Linux

    GCC 13.1 Source tar.gz
    Navigate to the 13.1.x Folder to Grab the Package.

  4. 4. Extracting GCC 13.1

    Then to Extract GCC 13.1 Archive
    If it does Not Open automatically then Double-Click/Right-Click to Open with Archive Manager:

    Step-by-step GCC 13.1 openSUSE Installation Guide - Extracting Or from Command Line: 
    tar xvzf ~/Downloads/gcc-13.*.tar.gz
    (But if downloaded with Firefox it may be instead into /tmp/mozilla*)
    Finally, if yuo are in Trouble to Find Out it on Terminal See: How to Access Downloads Folder from Browser.

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