Solaris 10 compile samba4 error

Hi all
First, sorry for my poor English.
I am trying to compile Samba 4 on Solaris 10 ( Sunfire v250 machine)
Here are list of things I did:
+) got errors about option "-mt" of gcc so I wrote a short shell script to replace CC ( remove option "-mt")
+) then I set environment varibles: YACC=binson, LEX=flex, MAKE=gmake
+) I also set CFLAGS,LDFLAGS (LDFLAGS is set to get strsep function, not present in Solaris)
+)Now I got errors:
GCC: bin/subsystem/*.o : No such file or directory
"*" means a lots of file.
Have you ever compiled Samba4 on Solaris 10, please help me!
Thank in advance.

Did you try to compile with default options? ie., without env variables YACC, LEX, LDFLAGS, etc.,
Also did you try to compile with Sun Studio compilers? In case if you do not have the suite installed, you can get it for free from: http://developers.sun.com/prodtech/cc/downloads/index.jsp.
Sometimes Sun Studio provides more diagnostic error messages than GCC.

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