Very Computer

> On older aix box (i.e. 4.2 ) C came with the OS cdrom
> and there's the /usr/bin/xlc (which points to the
> actual location /usr/lpp/xlC/bin/xlC)
> Now lately I tried to compile sendmail 8.9 under
> a machine running aix4.3 (which was actually migrated from 4.2,
> so that /usr/lpp/xlC/bin/xlC remains)
> and it worked.
> But when i compiled it under a machine with aix 4.3 pre-installed
> (its C compiler was installed from a AIX C version 5 cd)
> , there's no more /usr/bin/xlc (the thing sendmail source looks for)
> So i made a symbolic link for /usr/bin/xlc to point to /usr/vac/bin/xlc
> The compilation failed.
> Now what's the difference between these 2 sets of C compilers.
> What must i do to make my compilation work under the box
> with only /usr/vac/bin/xlc , but no /usr/bin/xlc

> We had aix 4.2.1 and the C++ 3.1.4 and then migrated to 4.3.3 and
> Visual Age 4.00 but then noticed that the c ++ wouldn`t compile our
> stuff without adapting the sources. We then uninstalled all Visual Age
> stuff and installed a clean 3.6.6 of the c ++ compiler.

> But now we run in the same problem he can`t find his xlc ....

> any hints would be great =)