03-26-2015
/usr/bin/sh xlc not found
Hi Everyone,
We are trying to compile Kerberos library using xlc and we get an error that xlc is not found in the system.
We tried using gcc as well but it also fails with the same error. We could not find the compiler in the software media we received from IBM.
Any inputs on how to download / install xlc compiler on AIX 5.3
Thanks and Regards
Madhav
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