by Scott Lawso » Thu, 15 Mar 2001 23:50:02
People, I have been getting this occasionally on a few compilation
attempts for certain thing's
under Solaris 8.
"/usr/ucb/cc language software optional package not installed"
Any ideas how to fix. The system has a full solaris install, so I would
assume that the language components
are installed. Is there any paths that I need to add to fix this, or am
I indeed missing some language libraries
from my system that I need to install.
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by Stefaan A Eecke » Fri, 16 Mar 2001 00:33:23
It means no 'C' compiler is installed. That's normal for Solaris,Quote:> People, I have been getting this occasionally on a few compilation
> attempts for certain thing's
> under Solaris 8.
> "/usr/ucb/cc language software optional package not installed"
> Any ideas how to fix. The system has a full solaris install, so I would
> assume that the language components
> are installed. Is there any paths that I need to add to fix this, or am
> I indeed missing some language libraries
> from my system that I need to install.
Alternatively, you could buy Sun Forte 'C' or C++.
Take care,
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by Martin Pau » Fri, 16 Mar 2001 00:38:39
Check the FAQ at:Quote:> People, I have been getting this occasionally on a few compilation
> attempts for certain thing's under Solaris 8.
> "/usr/ucb/cc language software optional package not installed"
http://www.science.uva.nl/pub/solaris/solaris2/
hth, mp.
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by H.H » Fri, 16 Mar 2001 01:20:16
Quote:> People, I have been getting this occasionally on a few compilation
> attempts for certain thing's
> under Solaris 8.
> "/usr/ucb/cc language software optional package not installed"
> Any ideas how to fix. The system has a full solaris install, so I would
> assume that the language components
> are installed. Is there any paths that I need to add to fix this, or am
> I indeed missing some language libraries
> from my system that I need to install.
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