mahmoodn wrote:
Still I don't understand....:confused: I have gcc and g++ installed in my
ubuntu (host machine). I have used them for my regular compilations in the
host machine.
The compiler on your ubuntu system generates x86 code for a Linux
environment. To compile your program for a Solaris sparc target, you
need a compiler that generates sparc code for a Solaris environment.
The standard gcc on your Ubuntu system cannot generate sparc code. If
your Solaris system does not have a compiler, and you cannot install
one, you will need a compiler that runs on your Ubuntu x86 system, but
generates sparc code for Solaris. This is what is called a 'cross
compiler'.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cross_compiler
You might get lucky and find that someone has built debian packages
that have what you need, but I would be surprised. Note that building
a cross toolchain(compiler, linker, etc.) is a non-trivial exercise.
I suspect that installing a compiler on the Solaris system will be the
easiest solution.
--
Galen Seitz
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