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apache configure error
I want to install apache and I got this error during :
CC="cc" ./configure
----C preprocessor "lib/cpp" fails sanity check (srclib/apr)----
Any idea? I need to set some environment variables?
Or maybe its mandatory to install gcc before installing apache?
CC="cc" ./configure
----C preprocessor "lib/cpp" fails sanity check (srclib/apr)----
Any idea? I need to set some environment variables?
Or maybe its mandatory to install gcc before installing apache?
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HI Alta_,
Apology. I've been extra busy lately.
So, If you do not want to use the precomiled version of GCC, then you must build the compiler itself. It's not going to be a fun job though.
I did some searches thru google, and found out that people actually recommending using the bundled C compiler that comes with Tru64 (http://dbforums.com/arch/184/2003/4/719286) -- since it produces faster binaries. (not sure). Check your system and see if the C compiler is installed. If not, try to get some help to get it installed.
Apology. I've been extra busy lately.
So, If you do not want to use the precomiled version of GCC, then you must build the compiler itself. It's not going to be a fun job though.
I did some searches thru google, and found out that people actually recommending using the bundled C compiler that comes with Tru64 (http://dbforums.com/arch/184/2003/4/719286) -- since it produces faster binaries. (not sure). Check your system and see if the C compiler is installed. If not, try to get some help to get it installed.
HI Alta_,
Apology. I've been extra busy lately.
So, If you do not want to use the precomiled version of GCC, then you must build the compiler itself. It's not going to be a fun job though.
I did some searches thru google, and found out that people actually recommending using the bundled C compiler that comes with Tru64 (http://dbforums.com/arch/184/2003/4/719286) -- since it produces faster binaries. (not sure). Check your system and see if the C compiler is installed. If not, try to get some help to get it installed.
Apology. I've been extra busy lately.
So, If you do not want to use the precomiled version of GCC, then you must build the compiler itself. It's not going to be a fun job though.
I did some searches thru google, and found out that people actually recommending using the bundled C compiler that comes with Tru64 (http://dbforums.com/arch/184/2003/4/719286) -- since it produces faster binaries. (not sure). Check your system and see if the C compiler is installed. If not, try to get some help to get it installed.
ASKER
Okay, thanks.
I checked and the bundled C compiler exists and its working...after I installed some header files and libraries..apache is working good so far..so
maybe I do not need gcc for the moment.
I checked and the bundled C compiler exists and its working...after I installed some header files and libraries..apache is working good so far..so
maybe I do not need gcc for the moment.
that sounds great.
If you feels that you are doing fine now, you may close the Question.
feel free to ask should you require any assistance.
cheers. (and Happy New Year!)
If you feels that you are doing fine now, you may close the Question.
feel free to ask should you require any assistance.
cheers. (and Happy New Year!)
ASKER
I already had cc but maybe some files were missing.
I have installed some extra files..I think header and library files (OSFINCLUDE,OSFLIBA) ...
and I succeded to configure,make,install Apache.
But I've read it is recommended to have gcc before installing Apache. I dont want to use precompiled version. And gcc-3.2 installing fails
("make bootstrap")...with an error.. some file is missing . So..its needed gcc or not?