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I am trying to build a package in my solaris 11 server. I am using 'make'command for that and not able to build package
have already tried below commands:-
1)make
2)sudo make
3)make package
The error I am getting
bash-4.4$ make
cc -c timeout.c
sh: cc: not found
*** Error code 127
make: Fatal error: Command failed for target `timeout.o'
bash-4.4$ sudo make
cc -c timeout.c
sh: cc: not found
*** Error code 127
make: Fatal error: Command failed for target `timeout.o'
bash-4.4$ ^C
bash-4.4$ ^C
bash-4.4$
unix package solaris
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I am trying to build a package in my solaris 11 server. I am using 'make'command for that and not able to build package
have already tried below commands:-
1)make
2)sudo make
3)make package
The error I am getting
bash-4.4$ make
cc -c timeout.c
sh: cc: not found
*** Error code 127
make: Fatal error: Command failed for target `timeout.o'
bash-4.4$ sudo make
cc -c timeout.c
sh: cc: not found
*** Error code 127
make: Fatal error: Command failed for target `timeout.o'
bash-4.4$ ^C
bash-4.4$ ^C
bash-4.4$
unix package solaris
asked Mar 26 at 15:07
tani joshitani joshi
114 bronze badges
add a comment |
I am trying to build a package in my solaris 11 server. I am using 'make'command for that and not able to build package
have already tried below commands:-
1)make
2)sudo make
3)make package
The error I am getting
bash-4.4$ make
cc -c timeout.c
sh: cc: not found
*** Error code 127
make: Fatal error: Command failed for target `timeout.o'
bash-4.4$ sudo make
cc -c timeout.c
sh: cc: not found
*** Error code 127
make: Fatal error: Command failed for target `timeout.o'
bash-4.4$ ^C
bash-4.4$ ^C
bash-4.4$
unix package solaris
asked Mar 26 at 15:07
tani joshitani joshi
114 bronze badges
I am trying to build a package in my solaris 11 server. I am using 'make'command for that and not able to build package
have already tried below commands:-
1)make
2)sudo make
3)make package
The error I am getting
bash-4.4$ make
cc -c timeout.c
sh: cc: not found
*** Error code 127
make: Fatal error: Command failed for target `timeout.o'
bash-4.4$ sudo make
cc -c timeout.c
sh: cc: not found
*** Error code 127
make: Fatal error: Command failed for target `timeout.o'
bash-4.4$ ^C
bash-4.4$ ^C
bash-4.4$
unix package solaris
unix package solaris
asked Mar 26 at 15:07
tani joshitani joshi
114 bronze badges
asked Mar 26 at 15:07
tani joshitani joshi
114 bronze badges
asked Mar 26 at 15:07
tani joshitani joshi
114 bronze badges
asked Mar 26 at 15:07
tani joshitani joshi
114 bronze badges
asked Mar 26 at 15:07
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sh: cc: not found means you do not have a program named cc found in your $PATH, so it can't figure out what C compiler you want it to run.
If you've installed the Oracle Developer Studio compilers, then you need to add the path to them to your $PATH environment variable.
If you're using gcc instead, you probably need to run make CC=gcc to set the CC variable to the name of the compiler you want to use.
answered Mar 26 at 20:07
alancalanc
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In which directory do i need to run make CC=gcc, any specific path or I can execute this command from any directory.
– tani joshi
Mar 27 at 3:38
In the directory you tried to run themakecommand shown above - this does not change the configuration of your server, but is an added argument to the make command you tried to run to tell it to use a different compiler for this operation.
– alanc
Mar 31 at 5:12
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sh: cc: not found means you do not have a program named cc found in your $PATH, so it can't figure out what C compiler you want it to run.
If you've installed the Oracle Developer Studio compilers, then you need to add the path to them to your $PATH environment variable.
If you're using gcc instead, you probably need to run make CC=gcc to set the CC variable to the name of the compiler you want to use.
answered Mar 26 at 20:07
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In which directory do i need to run make CC=gcc, any specific path or I can execute this command from any directory.
– tani joshi
Mar 27 at 3:38
In the directory you tried to run themakecommand shown above - this does not change the configuration of your server, but is an added argument to the make command you tried to run to tell it to use a different compiler for this operation.
– alanc
Mar 31 at 5:12
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sh: cc: not found means you do not have a program named cc found in your $PATH, so it can't figure out what C compiler you want it to run.
If you've installed the Oracle Developer Studio compilers, then you need to add the path to them to your $PATH environment variable.
If you're using gcc instead, you probably need to run make CC=gcc to set the CC variable to the name of the compiler you want to use.
answered Mar 26 at 20:07
alancalanc
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In which directory do i need to run make CC=gcc, any specific path or I can execute this command from any directory.
– tani joshi
Mar 27 at 3:38
In the directory you tried to run themakecommand shown above - this does not change the configuration of your server, but is an added argument to the make command you tried to run to tell it to use a different compiler for this operation.
– alanc
Mar 31 at 5:12
add a comment |
sh: cc: not found means you do not have a program named cc found in your $PATH, so it can't figure out what C compiler you want it to run.
If you've installed the Oracle Developer Studio compilers, then you need to add the path to them to your $PATH environment variable.
If you're using gcc instead, you probably need to run make CC=gcc to set the CC variable to the name of the compiler you want to use.
answered Mar 26 at 20:07
alancalanc
3,55616 silver badges22 bronze badges
sh: cc: not found means you do not have a program named cc found in your $PATH, so it can't figure out what C compiler you want it to run.
If you've installed the Oracle Developer Studio compilers, then you need to add the path to them to your $PATH environment variable.
If you're using gcc instead, you probably need to run make CC=gcc to set the CC variable to the name of the compiler you want to use.
answered Mar 26 at 20:07
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answered Mar 26 at 20:07
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answered Mar 26 at 20:07
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In which directory do i need to run make CC=gcc, any specific path or I can execute this command from any directory.
– tani joshi
Mar 27 at 3:38
In the directory you tried to run themakecommand shown above - this does not change the configuration of your server, but is an added argument to the make command you tried to run to tell it to use a different compiler for this operation.
– alanc
Mar 31 at 5:12
add a comment |
In which directory do i need to run make CC=gcc, any specific path or I can execute this command from any directory.
– tani joshi
Mar 27 at 3:38
In the directory you tried to run themakecommand shown above - this does not change the configuration of your server, but is an added argument to the make command you tried to run to tell it to use a different compiler for this operation.
– alanc
Mar 31 at 5:12
In which directory do i need to run make CC=gcc, any specific path or I can execute this command from any directory.
– tani joshi
Mar 27 at 3:38
In which directory do i need to run make CC=gcc, any specific path or I can execute this command from any directory.
– tani joshi
Mar 27 at 3:38
In the directory you tried to run the
make command shown above - this does not change the configuration of your server, but is an added argument to the make command you tried to run to tell it to use a different compiler for this operation.– alanc
Mar 31 at 5:12
In the directory you tried to run the
make command shown above - this does not change the configuration of your server, but is an added argument to the make command you tried to run to tell it to use a different compiler for this operation.– alanc
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