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by **Tien-Hsu L** » Wed, 24 Jan 1996 04:00:00

Hello! Everyone:

I am new to SCO UNIX. How to compile shared softwares on SCO 5.0?
I just type "make", and it responds with "make: not found".
Should I install any supplements?

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by **Roman Fiet** » Tue, 30 Jan 1996 04:00:00

I am new to SCO UNIX. How to compile shared softwares on SCO 5.0?
I just type "make", and it responds with "make: not found".
Should I install any supplements?

You have to have a development system. The OS5 development system
includes make. If you do not have the OS5 devsys and don't want to buy
that, you still have the chance to get something compiled by using all
the great GNU stuff (C/C++, make, ld, libs, ...). You can do that
since SCO delivers includes and libs with the base OS. How and where
to get that ... sorry, I haven't looked because I have the devsys.

Roman
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by **John R. Harri** » Tue, 30 Jan 1996 04:00:00

> I am new to SCO UNIX. How to compile shared softwares on SCO 5.0?
> I just type "make", and it responds with "make: not found".
> Should I install any supplements?

> You have to have a development system. The OS5 development system
> includes make. If you do not have the OS5 devsys and don't want to buy
> that, you still have the chance to get something compiled by using all
> the great GNU stuff (C/C++, make, ld, libs, ...). You can do that
> since SCO delivers includes and libs with the base OS. How and where
> to get that ... sorry, I haven't looked because I have the devsys.

The libraries and the GNU stuff are custom installable from the
distribution CD....

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by **Stephen M. Du** » Tue, 30 Jan 1996 04:00:00

$ I am new to SCO UNIX. How to compile shared softwares on SCO 5.0?
$ I just type "make", and it responds with "make: not found".
$ Should I install any supplements?

You should purchase and install the development system, or
alternatively install the headers & libraries etc. and find a
copy of gcc. The base OS does not include the tools you need
to compile programs.

See the FAQ for more information on finding gcc.
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by **Stephen M. Du** » Sat, 10 Feb 1996 04:00:00

$You have to have a development system. The OS5 development system
$includes make. If you do not have the OS5 devsys and don't want to buy
$that, you still have the chance to get something compiled by using all
$the great GNU stuff (C/C++, make, ld, libs, ...). You can do that
$since SCO delivers includes and libs with the base OS. How and where
$to get that ... sorry, I haven't looked because I have the devsys.

The instructions are in the FAQ for one and all to see. The FAQ
was just posted a couple of hours ago so by the time you see this
note, the FAQ should have just made a fresh appearance on your
system.
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104 Carnforth Road, Toronto, ON, Canada M4A 2K7 (416) 750-7946 x251

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