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08-23-2000 04:47 AM
08-23-2000 04:47 AM
gcc on hp-ux 10.10
Can anyone tell me how to
install gcc on hp-ux 10.10
would be rather thankful if you could help me.
thank you in advance
install gcc on hp-ux 10.10
would be rather thankful if you could help me.
thank you in advance
you can only expect a lot if you pput a lot in
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08-23-2000 04:59 AM
08-23-2000 04:59 AM
Re: gcc on hp-ux 10.10
Start here:
http://hpux.cae.wisc.edu/
Use gcc in the search box
This will lead you to a link for gcc version 2.95.2
It has a Readme and man pages.
However there are versions for 10.20 and 11.00. There is also the HP-UX Source Code which is gzipped.
http://hpux.cae.wisc.edu/
Use gcc in the search box
This will lead you to a link for gcc version 2.95.2
It has a Readme and man pages.
However there are versions for 10.20 and 11.00. There is also the HP-UX Source Code which is gzipped.
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08-23-2000 05:14 AM
08-23-2000 05:14 AM
Re: gcc on hp-ux 10.10
cuma,
Am I assuming that you are having problems with the HP cc compiler? A common problem is that the standard HP Unix 'cc' compiler does not understand ANSI conventions as its default behaviour. By passing it certain command line options, it will act like a standard ANSI compiler. To compile a program in ANSI, invoke 'cc' as follows:
cc -Aa -D_HPUX_SOURCE ansi-prog.c
Where ansi-prog.c is the name of your C program.
Tony
Am I assuming that you are having problems with the HP cc compiler? A common problem is that the standard HP Unix 'cc' compiler does not understand ANSI conventions as its default behaviour. By passing it certain command line options, it will act like a standard ANSI compiler. To compile a program in ANSI, invoke 'cc' as follows:
cc -Aa -D_HPUX_SOURCE ansi-prog.c
Where ansi-prog.c is the name of your C program.
Tony
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08-23-2000 05:21 AM
08-23-2000 05:21 AM
Re: gcc on hp-ux 10.10
Once youve downloaded it you may have to gunzip or uncompress the tar archive first, then extract the tar archive to a directory somewhere, and it will create lots of files. Look for a file called README which you should read first, then a file called INSTALL which describes the commands needed to install it (usually> sh configure
then> make )
Dont forget to downoad and install any dependencies first, eg. binutils
Im from Palmerston North, New Zealand, but somehow ended up in London...
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