Problem with $PATH
I'm trying to install a C library on a Debian machine. The instructions state that I first need to issue the command "./configure". This is what happens when I do:
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halfpower@computer:~/libsndfile/libsndfile-1.0.11$ ./configure |
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apt-get install gcc as su in a terminal. you can't compile and app if you don't have a compiler. Edit: Did you install gcc? the check make failed as well. If you do have it installed i would try reinstalling it. You shouldn't have to add it to ur path |
Re: Problem with $PATH
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You may also have a problem with make. |
I added the symbolic link, but now I seem to have a different error message (pasted at the end of this post). It looks like I may need to have a C++ compiler properly configured as well as it states at the end "configure: error: C++ preprocessor "/lib/cpp" fails sanity check." Does any one know how I can fix this?
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computer:/home/halfpower/libsndfile/libsndfile-1.0.11# ./configure |
You need to download the g++ compiler. A lot of distros assume that you're not going to need the full gcc suite.
make sure you have gcc, gcc-cpp, and gcc-c++ installed. Also, occasionally if you do not have the kernel source installed, this error can occur. Take a look at config.log gcc = C compiler g++ = C++ compiler |
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