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problem when install apache in AIx4.2
when i run
#./configure --prefix=/usr/local/apache then have an error Creating Makefile in src + configured for IBM AIX 4.2 platform Error: could not find any of these C compilers anywhere in your PATH: gcc cc acc c89 Configure terminated How could i find c compilers? help me! |
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Probably you either don't have a C compiler installed or there is one installed, but it's not in your path.
Figure out where your C compiler is located using whereis or locate command. If you found one add its path to your existing PATH environment variable. You can set the path using setenv PATH $PATH:/path/to/cc or export PATH=$PATH:/path/to/cc It depends on what shell your using. |
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as a rule of thumb when compileing GNU software. use gcc. (this utility for most people is a standard download and install)
as suggested above just find your compiler and add it to your path. to find out what your path is set to currently: #echo $PATH |
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