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04-28-2006
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Problem compiling program
hi
i am having a problem that when ever i use cc program_name.c to compile a program. an error occurs, showing cc not found. please help. 
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#2
04-28-2006
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type this command:
Code:
which cc Code:
which gcc
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04-28-2006
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the output of commands was:
# which cc no cc in /usr/sbin /usr/bin # which gcc no gcc in /usr/sbin /usr/bin #
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04-29-2006
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Check if you have the cc/gcc installed. If it is so, the PATH variable is not poiniting to the directory where the compiler is located. You have to give the full path of the cc/gcc and try compiling or set the PATH variable to the location where it is and it should work.
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04-30-2006
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cc was installed but now i don't have any idea of its location. could u help me locating and adding that location into path. Or can you tell me any address from where i can get this package
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04-30-2006
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may not be installed
cc/gcc is typically installed in /usr/bin. I am not sure about your system. If you want to find where the compiler could be located, run a find command.
find / -name "cc" -print Replace 'cc' with 'gcc' if that is the compiler in your system.
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#7
05-11-2006
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i used the find command and found
/usr/ucb/cc /cc /cc/SUNWspro/bin/cc /cc/SUNWspro/SC4.2/bin/cc /cc/SUNWspro/SC4.2/include/cc please help
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