> How do I make it so the GCC main executable is in my path?
_If_ you have installed GCC, then I'd expect it to be in some common
place (like,say, "/usr/bin", "/usr/local/bin", ...), so you wouldn't
need to change your existing PATH to use it.
If it's in some unusual place, and you really did need to add some
new directory to your PATH, then the usual place to do that is a shell
start-up file (like, say, "~/.bashrc", "~/.profile", "~/.cshrc", ...,
depending on which shell you use).
But my guess would be that you have not installed GCC.
All of this is pretty basic stuff for a UNIX(-like) OS, so you would
seem to need to do more reading on the fundamentals.
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Re: no acceptable C compiler found in $PATH
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