Gcc compiler for native pl-sql (SunOS 5.9)

Hi All !
Whether it is possible to use native pl-sql compilation on platform Solaris 9 with the compiler gcc? I Have established gcc version 3.3.2
At compilation of a package I receive a error: (Warning) PLS-00923: native compilation failed: make:spdtexmk:?

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try
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erg number;
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