Re: [LINUX5250] TN5250 under OSX

[John Gilmore-Baldwin <jgilmorebaldwin@xxxxxxxxxxxx>]

Well, I hope I can help, but I'm a little stumped.

Try the following command:

/usr/bin/cc

See if you get a "not found" error or a "no input files" error. The 
latter would mean the compiler is there, but it's mad that you're not 
compiling anything. (If you get the first error, it means the cc 
compiler really isn't there, and something is going horribly wrong with 
your developer tools install.)

If you get the second error, then you might have a problem with your 
path settings. Type echo $PATH and post that, which might be a starting 
point.

Also, try typing:

/usr/bin/gcc3

And see what you get from that. (cc, like gcc really is only a link to 
gcc3)

Some random troubleshooting things to try (not specifically related to 
your problem, but...):

Run repair permissions from disk utility.
Run disk utility.

John Gilmore-Baldwin


On Dec 12, 2003, at 1:03 PM, James Rich wrote:

> On Fri, 12 Dec 2003, Fred Horvat wrote:
>
> > I reinstalled the OSX developer tools and typed "cc" and Terminal came
> > back with:
> > cc: Command not found.
>
> I don't have OS X so I can't really help.  Maybe John Gilmore-Baldwin
> knows what is needed?  He has it running on Mac.
>
> James Rich
>
> "As for security, being lectured by Microsoft is like receiving wise 
> words on the subject of compassion from Stalin."
>       -- mormop on lwn.net
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