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I have a the following problem with the compilers.

We have solaris 2.6 where sun workshop 5 compiler is installed in
/opt/SUNWspro. The licenses are also installed in the
same machine. compilation is going on fine.

today, i have installed forte 6 update 1 compiler in the same machine
but different location ( /opt/forte6/SUNWspro ).
After doing this, now there is a problem with the compilation of
applications. Both compilers ( workshop5 and forte 6 ) does not work
now. I get the following error when i do compilation.

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[sagnix]/opt/SUNWspro/bin>./cc 1.c

License Error : The license for this product(Sun WorkShop Compiler C
SPARC) has expired
Feature has expired
Feature:workshop.c.sparc
Expire date:06-nov-2001
FLEXlm error:-10,32.
cc: acomp failed for 1.c
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I am trying to uninstall forte 6 update 1 from this machine as follows.

I get the below error.

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[obelix]/var/sadm/prod/com.sun.forte_developer_6_1>java
uninstall_Forte_C++_Enterp_Ed_6u1_SPARC
Exception in thread "main" java.lang.NoClassDefFoundError:
uninstall_Forte_C++_Enterp_Ed_6u1_SPARC
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can some one tell me how to fix the above problems ..?? I will
summarize.

thanks in advance,

Best Regards,
Shravana Kumar.

Don't even think of using sun until they start shipping their
compiler as part of the base-os.

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Quote:> Don't even think of using sun until they start shipping their
> compiler as part of the base-os.

And i see no reason sun does not ship their C-compiler ( which btw is good,
and optimizes well on sparcs).

Skipping a third party compiler seems silly to me :
-  someone will spend the
   time integrating it, in spite of an already integrated one.
-  GCC might not ( i'm polite here :-) optimize as well as sun's, thus
   sparc/solaris will come out worse in comparations with other arch's.
   ( gcc does optimize well on intel )
-  it may create an endless mess for those customers that uses both
   compilers. This latter may be solvable, bit it shure is a source
   of confusion.