macOS Compiling Issue

[ktalebian]

Hi there,
I have the following Makefile:
sudoku-solver: sudoku2.c
g++ sudoku2.c -o sudoku-solver

When I run make on my Mac, the sudoku2.c compiles flawlessly and works fine.
Now, on my Linux machine, I "tried" to install the GNU compiler (i suck at Linux! So I don't know if I installed it correctly or not!)
But when I run make on Linux, I get an error saying that the files
#include <stdio.h>
#include <stdlib.h>
#include <math.h>
where not found!!
So is this because I didn't correctly install the libraries, or do I have to include these files some other way on a Linux?

Thanks!

 

[Cromulent]

You should be using gcc not g++ to compile as it is a C source file not a C++ source file.

 

[ktalebian]

Is that the only problem??
Because my computer broke down and I don't have a linux to check this out!!
So I don't have any other problem other than the way I compiled it right?!

Thanks!!

 

[Cromulent]

Is that the only problem??
Because my computer broke down and I don't have a linux to check this out!!
So I don't have any other problem other than the way I compiled it right?!

Thanks!!

Hard to say. I don't know which Linux distro you are using, which version of GCC you have, whether you installed it from source or it came with the distro, what your paths are setup as or any number of other things that could cause an issue.