I did what Gabriel suggested and it didnt' find a C compiler as most of you have said to me. I'm using redhat 7.3 currently on my system and I would of thought that a C compiler would of been installed with it??? But since this isn't the case... I'll have to find a c compiler first before i can do anything else by the sounds of things. Can anyone suggest where to look for one keeping in mind that I don't have a compiler?
yes i am logged in as root as well while running ./configure
Gabriel D. Preston wrote:
Joseph-
Trying doing this from your prompt:
find / -name gcc
Then if gcc is found, do something like this:
CC=(your output) ./configure
This is a temporary way of saying where your C compiler is installed. It would probably be in your best interest to add the directory you find 'cc' at into your PATH by editing your .bashrc or .cshrc or whatever you may have kept in your home directory.
HTH-
Gabriel
Joseph Teo wrote:
Hi,
I am currently trying to install samba from a .tar.gz file.
I typed ./configure and i get the following message:
loading cache ./config.cache checking for gcc... no checking for cc... no configure: error: no acceptable cc found in $PATH
Please help.. I'm not too sure what I'm suppose to do from here.
Thanks
Joe
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