How to build on linux a program written in C++ without Gcc/g++?

Question

linux

There is a server Centos 7 installed from scratch. gcc / g ++ is clear that there is still no default. You need to build the program on it using the ./configure && make && make install method. Are there any standard collectors for Centos or linux in general.

Answer 1

gcc :)
does yum install gcc get in the way of doing some higher considerations?

Answer 2

Are there any standard collectors for Centos or linux in general.

Well, for example, FreeBSD comes with clang.
However, I don't remember this on Linux. Look, if there is neither gcc nor clang, then you still have to install it.

Answer 3

If it is necessary for the distribution of the program, then make your own repository where you put pre-built packages for supported platforms. You add the repository to the settings of the OS package manager and install it using regular means already from the repository.