Problem with GCC

Problem with GCC

[Justin Thomas]

I don't know if this is a deficiency on my part, or a problem with the
software.  I installed the latest GCC (2.95) with the Objective C Compiler.
Originally I had EGCS 2.71 (I believe - it's whatever came with the RedHat
6.1 release).  After installing GCC, I removed the egcs rpm.  Now when I
./configure something, the compiler will not recognize my system type.  I
can compile fine, but I have to manually type in the system type - like
"./configure i586-linux" Am I a retard, or is it something with the
compiler?

Justin

Re: Problem with GCC

[Clinton Popetz]

"Justin Thomas" <jdthomas@inn8.com> writes:

> I don't know if this is a deficiency on my part, or a problem with the
> software.  I installed the latest GCC (2.95) with the Objective C Compiler.
> Originally I had EGCS 2.71 (I believe - it's whatever came with the RedHat
> 6.1 release).  After installing GCC, I removed the egcs rpm.  Now when I
> /configure something, the compiler will not recognize my system type.  I
> can compile fine, but I have to manually type in the system type - like
> "./configure i586-linux" Am I a retard, or is it something with the
> compiler?

config-guess needs to be able to find cc.  This means you either need
an environment variable CC pointing to your copy of gcc, or a symlink
in your path from cc to your copy of gcc.

The egcs rpm has a symlink, which is why things stopped working when you
removed it.

				-Clint

Re: problem with gcc

[Fergus Henderson]

On 17-Jan-2001, utih kelima <utih75@hotmail.com> wrote:
> #include <stdio.h>;
> #include <ctype.h>;
...
> pay80.c:1: `#include' expects "FILENAME" or <FILENAME>
> pay80.c:2: `#include' expects "FILENAME" or <FILENAME>
> 
> could u tell me what the problem?

There should be no semicolon (`;') after `#include <...>'.

Questions like this are probably more appropriately directed
to the newsgroup gnu.gcc.help.

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Re: problem with gcc

[Alexandre Oliva]

On Jan 17, 2001, "utih kelima" <utih75@hotmail.com> wrote:

> #include <stdio.h>;
                    ^ wrong

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Re: problem with gcc

[Eric Christopher]

utih kelima wrote:
> 
> hi!
> I'm jamal ...
> I've problem with GNU C that I install
> I'm using Sun sparc solaris 2.6 and GNU C ver 2.8.1
> 
> then I try to compile the C program named "pay80.c" as below:-
> 
> #include <stdio.h>;
> #include <ctype.h>;
> 

No semi-colons on the #includes :)

-eric

problem with gcc

[utih kelima]

hi!
I'm jamal ...
I've problem with GNU C that I install
I'm using Sun sparc solaris 2.6 and GNU C ver 2.8.1

then I try to compile the C program named "pay80.c" as below:-

#include <stdio.h>;
#include <ctype.h>;

main()
{

  FILE *InFPtr, *OutFPtr, *fptr;
  char OutFile[45], tout;
  int c, j, k, lt;
  long int i;
  long int ActualSize=0;
  int NumOfFile;
  InFPtr = fopen("/disc1/spenns/PROD/APP/GL/DATA/conv2.fil","r");
  OutFPtr = fopen("/disc1/spenns/PROD/APP/GL/DATA/conv2.dat","w");
  while ( (fgetc(InFPtr)) != EOF )
  {
      for(i=0; i<79; i++)
      fputc(fgetc(InFPtr),OutFPtr);
          fputc('\n',OutFPtr);
  }
      fclose(InFPtr); fclose(OutFPtr);
}

using command
$ gcc pay80.c -o pay80
it give an error like below
$ gcc pay80.c -o pay80
pay80.c:1: `#include' expects "FILENAME" or <FILENAME>
pay80.c:2: `#include' expects "FILENAME" or <FILENAME>

could u tell me what the problem?

regards,

JAMAL
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