topic ANSI C and C++ in Operating System - HP-UX

ANSI C and C++

Andrew Luis Arruza — Wed, 16 Aug 2000 14:05:12 GMT

I had previously installed aCC on my server (L Class).
I was requested by our developers to install the HP Ansi C on the server also.
When I looked at it they both install in the same directory and the C would have overwritten the C++ directories.
I installed Ansi C in a separate directory.
My question is: Do I really need the Ansi C if we have C++ installed?
Thanks for any/all help.
Andy

Re: ANSI C and C++

Antoanetta Naghiu — Wed, 16 Aug 2000 14:10:03 GMT

Depindes on your environment needs. Ansi C and C++ are different and third party software might require one or the other. Also, depindes on your developers needs. I guess, ansiC and aCC are similar.

Re: ANSI C and C++

Rick Garland — Wed, 16 Aug 2000 14:13:29 GMT

Would depend on the apps being compiled. Some apps require that ANSI C be used explicitly.

Re: ANSI C and C++

Pete Conneely — Wed, 16 Aug 2000 14:25:23 GMT

The default destinations for the install should be as follows:

HP ANSI C installs in /opt/ansic/..

HP ANSI C++ installs in /opt/aCC/..