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I have gcc installed, I have cmake installed, I have Sun_Studio 11 installed for developers, I have modified the paths and etc. but I cannot understand why I cannot install certain tar application? Here is the error messages:
They seem to correspond. Apparently Solaris 10 does not come with Sun Forte C instead they give you a free GCC and that will not suffice if packages were built using Sun Forte C compiler. So what now purchase a copy of that . Solaris is piece of #@$%@#$%@#$%. Does anyone know if opensolaris packages will run on Solaris 10.
Last edited by metallica1973; 12-24-2007 at 11:57 AM.
Distribution: Solaris 11.4, Oracle Linux, Mint, Debian/WSL
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Originally Posted by metallica1973
They seem to correspond.
I'm afraid you are demonstrating there is no cc in your PATH.
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Apparently Solaris 10 does not come with Sun Forte C instead they give you a free GCC and that will not suffice if packages were built using Sun Forte C compiler. So what now purchase a copy of that .
Purchase what ? Sun Studio 12, the current name of what used to be called Forte, is downloadable for free and works with Solaris 9 upward.
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