Hi All,
when i run ./configure it checks for cc and gcc then says error: no acceptable cc found in $path.
now i understand that cc and gcc are compilers and i belive that gcc should be on the system somewhere, but how do i put it in the $path? i'm persumeing that this is a soft link to gcc, but where do i find the $path?
BTW its a fedora box, so any redhat 8.0/9.0 ideas/locations should work.
cheers
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when i run ./configure it checks for cc and gcc then says error: no acceptable cc found in $path.now i understand that cc and gcc are compilers and i belive that gcc should be on the system somewhere, but how do i put it in the $path? …
Hi All,
when i run ./configure it checks for cc and gcc then says error: no acceptable cc found in $path.now i understand that cc and gcc are compilers and i belive that gcc should be on the system somewhere, but how do i put it in the $path? i'm persumeing that this is a soft link to gcc, but where do i find the $path?
You didn't install the developer tools needed to compile. Check Fedoras packages. Download the tools and install. You'll work like a top after that.
BTW its a fedora box
cheers
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Is there:cheesy: such a think as a fedora box............. lol
Is there:cheesy: such a think as a fedora box............. lol
I don't know, but I know such a thinG as a Fedora box exists :)
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