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Thanks,

Harison

Quote:> When I try to install qmail it looks for cc instead of gcc... I was able
to
> workaround by altering a makefile for portsentry but in qmail's Makefile I
> cannot find anyhting refereing to the compiler.  Is there a file I can
alter
> to have the OS default to gcc instead of cc?

> Thanks,

> Harison

An ugly but simple workaround is:

# mv /usr/bin/cc /usr/bin/cc-*
# ln -s /usr/local/bin/gcc /usr/bin/cc

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So you can either setenv (% = csh/tcsh) / export ($ =
sh/ksh/bash) CC,

  % setenv CC gcc    or    $ CC=gcc ; export CC
  % make ...               $ make ...

do a one-shot environment setting,

  % env CC=gcc make ...
  $ CC=gcc make ...

or pass the correct value of the CC macro on the
command-line,

  %$ make CC=gcc ...

hth
t
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Just reach into these holes.  I use a carrot.

All that will do is confuse the various configure scripts into thinking that
you have Sun's Workshop compiler installed, and the Makefiles will have
incorrect options in them. We've been down this road in this group before.

Please just add "/usr/local/bin" to your PATH statement.