I know that on Solaris 10 gcc is installed on the OS by default. Is it the
same way on Nevada? If it is you may not need to install a gcc from
blastwave unless you need a newer version.
On 1/4/07, Rich Teer <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
On Thu, 4 Jan 2007, Rafal Chojnacki wrote:
> I have installed Solaris Express Nevada b52 using End User
> installation option. Also, I have installed GCC from www.blastwave.org,
> but "hello world" compilation fails as follows:
[...]
> It is possible to download single SUNWhea package (or is other
soulution)?
You'll need more than just that package. I think the easiest
thing for you to do would be to reinstall (you might as well
use the latest build while you're at it), chosing at least
the Developer option. That will give you everything you need
to build software.
BTW, did you know that Solaris already ships with gcc? Also,
Sun's Studio compilers are free, and tend to produce better
code than gcc. So I also recommend that you grab a copy of
that and install it too.
HTH,
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