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Old 09-28-2001
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when i use cc command to compile a C program **.c , system gave me a alarm messageptional language package not installed,please tell me how to insovle this problem?


SUN system , SunWorkshop cc

may be ,i don't install c language package,do i?

thanks for your instruct

Last edited by xukai; 09-28-2001 at 09:58 PM.
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More details would be good, for instance...

What OS (Linux, AIX, SUN, etc) ?
What compiler (gcc, xlc, SunWorkshop cc, etc) ?

I assume the file's name is not really "**.c" is it?

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This error means that you have not installed the Sun C-compiler.... ...

However, there is another option.. You can install the GNU c-compiler.. ;> (Of course, this means you need to modify your PATH variable and stuff so that when you type "cc" it uses the GNU c-compiler and not the one which comes with your system...)... The default Sun c-compiler is very basic and designed for building kernels (and that's really about it)...

SOme other utilities which you should install to make your system work nicely:

autoconf
automake
GNU-make
bash
bison
flex
gtar
gunzip/gzip
binutils
perl (recent version)


There are a couple of other things, but I just can't think of them right now.... But, that' s a reasonable start for development (in my not-so-humble opinion..)

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