Gcc: command not found problem

Hi,
i just full installed cygwin 1.5.5-1 'cause i need to comiple and build a dll so i need to use gcc but in response to this command:
gcc helloworld.cpp
i get:
bash: gcc: command not found
Is that a windows xp problem or do i have to somehow configure cygwin? I read all the manuals i found but couldn't help.
Best regards
Nereida

Depending on the way you install cygwin, the start for setup.exe is different.
I will explain the way starting from web:
http://www.cygwin.com/setup.exe
You have to choose
1) Install from Internet
2) your directory for cygwin like: "D:\Programme\cygwin"
and the install for all or just for you
3) choose a local package directory like "D:\Programme\cygwin"
4) choose the settings to access the web like "Use IE5 Settings"
5) choose the nearest you download server
!!! and now the interesting Selection starts: !!!
A tree of packages is listed you have to click at 6. line (+Devel) at the word Default
+Devel # Default
Default should changed to:
+Devel # Install
...this is already your developer-pack within gcc
but further you have to go to Libs (line 12) and now click to the '+' -sign:
+ Libs # Default
The lib tree should now opened.
go up to the 5. last line at the 6. column "Package" you should read w32api: Win32 API header and library ...
look back to column 3 "New" there stands Skip click on it [as long] that you see the version number (2.5-1) or any better
It should help but it is not necessary to click on
+ Doc # Default (line 7)
so that it changes to
+ Doc # Install.
so now you can finish your installation!
I hope it helps
mike

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