In reply to Catherine Montalvo:
I always have this problem when compiling, since we reinstalled gcc into its
own directory which is not set up in the root user's PATH variable. At the
system prompt, type (where host# is the system prompt)
host# which gcc
(or whatever your compiler you have).
If the compiler is installed, it either isn't installed correctly or
isn't called 'gcc', 'cc', or 'acc'. The error message you quote (sh: gcc:
not found) explicity says that it couldn't find the compiler.
Figure out what your compiler is called, or install it properly, and then
set the CC=
When trying to compile Analog for Unix (Solaris), I receive the
following error:
make -f Makefile
gcc -O2 -DUNIX -c alias.c
sh: gcc: not found
*** Error code 1
make: Fatal error: Command failed for target `alias.o'
On Wed, 20 Oct 1999, Catherine Montalvo wrote:
CMWhen trying to compile Analog for Unix (Solaris), I receive the
CMfollowing error:
CM
CMmake -f Makefile
CMgcc -O2 -DUNIX -c alias.c
CMsh: gcc: not found
CM*** Error code 1
CMmake: Fatal
On 10/20/99 5:49 PM Catherine Montalvo ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) wrote:
When trying to compile Analog for Unix (Solaris), I receive the
following error:
make -f Makefile
gcc -O2 -DUNIX -c alias.c
sh: gcc: not found
*** Error code 1
make: Fatal
