Install gcc 3.2.3 on Solaris 9
Have installed Sol 2.9 on a SparcStation 4, now trying to get GCC onto it. However, the "make bootstrap" command from the html documentation does not work. It asks for a valid copy of 'cc' which I do not have, which was the reason I am trying to install gcc - and is starting to become a circular argument.
gcc was downloaded from sunfreeware.com. Their instructions for non-compilation installation of gcc are vague at best.
Can anyone provide me with the info on whats required to instal this package?
Thanks, Ian Dennison (HP-UX Certified SysAdmin)
Set your environment variable CC=gcc or edit the Makefile or config file that would have the line
for the compiler to use. either cc or gcc.
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Dear all, I have a question about the IDOC AAE adapter on a PI 7.31 java only system with an ERP --IDoc--> PI --File--> FTP scenario In my scenario I would need to change IDOC DC40 Segment information before the IDOC is being processed in the PI pipe
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Problem with full backup with copy only in maintenance plan sql server 2008
Hello I am starter DBA for sql server in general I have problem related to backup with maintenance plan in sql server 2008 and 2008 r2 I created maintenance plan to take full back up with copy only option checked, but when I check the back up in bac
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When plugging in an iPad in Apple Configurator, it is not being read under USB Connected so I can't update it. The iPhoto window opens up and reads the photos on the iPad, so it is connecting to the computer. Earlier today I wasn't having any probl
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Adjusting Gradient Color's GREYED Out
In my motion project for some reason several of my text layers I cannot change the gradient colors of the font. I can select different present gradient colors, but I cannot create my own gradient colors or modify any of the preset gradient colors. Th