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Need gcc binary for a SPARC machine
Post 302554288 by steve701 on Sunday 11th of September 2011 10:02:05 AM
09-11-2011
that was the first thing I though of. couple of issues:
1-they put source code which you have to build to get gcc, not the actual binaries....unless you can point me to a package which has "gcc" binary in it, and not source code to be built.
2-even if it does have something, they usually get "installed" on the target machine into presepcified directories, such as /usr/sfw/.... and as non-root on that target machine I do not have permission to install.
So all I need is from someone with a sparc machine to please email me that 1 file only, it will be very handy.
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1-they put source code which you have to build to get gcc, not the actual binaries....unless you can point me to a package which has "gcc" binary in it, and not source code to be built.
2-even if it does have something, they usually get "installed" on the target machine into presepcified directories, such as /usr/sfw/.... and as non-root on that target machine I do not have permission to install.
So all I need is from someone with a sparc machine to please email me that 1 file only, it will be very handy.
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