Building packages in Linux from source

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Always remember that when you build packages in Linux, always do consider these packages as its requirement by the compiler to build the package from source.
    

  • git-core 
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  • build-essential
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  • libboost-dev 
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  • libboost-program-options-dev
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  • libboost-thread-dev 
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  • libboost-filesystem-dev
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  • scons
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  • gcc-c++
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  • glibc-devel
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