@dobey Thanks, for the first time I have been able to run the compiler.
Now I need to work thru the compiler errors.

I am developing an application that requires IPV6 support. There are several sites that provide IPV6 testing such as test-ipv6.com to ensure that your ISP is ready.
I have the latest release of Ubuntu Touch loaded on a Nexus 4 and 5. When connected to wifi, both phones pass the IPV6 test. If I turn off wifi and go directly to the cell network, neither phone will obtain an IPV6 address.
When I perform the same series of tests with an Iphone or and Android phone, the IPV6 test will go to completion 10/10.
Does anyone know if Ubuntu Touch provides IPV6 support.

I have installed sqlite3 database and I am able to launch it in the terminal in Ubuntu Touch. I understand there exists an Sqlite3 browser. Does anyone know if this is available in Ubuntu Touch and how to install it.
Thanks

@dobey Thanks, for the first time I have been able to run the compiler.
Now I need to work thru the compiler errors.

I am new here, so this may have already been discussed. I have created a libertine container in order to install sqlite3 and gcc packages. I also installed g++ and build essential in the container.
From the terminal I can launch sqlite3 and vim 3 editor.. However, I cannot launch gcc. It always gives a bash error command not found. In the container, there are no errors and the packages are all installed successfully.
What am I missing... how do I run Gcc. I have a very small program to comp
I am using the latest ubuntu on Nexus 5 phone.