You can see whether or not you have a C++ compiler installed by entering (I think ... It's been a while) `c++ --version' at the command line.
HTH,
Matt
At 08:50 17/06/2003, Robert Tillsley wrote:
Hi Guys
I downloaded and tried to install courier 0.42.2 from source on my Suse 8.1 system. I discovered I didn't have a compiler, so installed gcc 3.2 from CD(using the suse setup software).
I had unzipped as root, so it had to delete what I'd unzipped, logged in as a standard user, battled with file permissions and then untarred.
When I run ./configure it goes for a long time and then has the following errors:
Checking for c++ compiler default output configure: error: C++ compliter cannot create executables.
configure: error: c++ : /bin/sh: /configure failed for module.local configure: error: c++ : /bin/sh: /configure failed for courier
I was wondering if people could suggest what I should be looking to fix. Is it a problem with gcc or with courier. I'm thinking with gcc as I didn't choose anything special with the ./configure. Perhaps I might try installing something else and see if similar problems arise.
Regards
Rob T
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