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when i type configure,it shows:
checking for a bsd complitble install .../usr/bin/install -c
cc:command not found
you must set the enviroment variable cc to a working compiler
Congratulations, you just discovered a rather interesting paradox, namely to compile gcc from source, you need to already have a C compiler. The solution is to install gcc from the binary packages that came with your distro. If you don't know how, please post what distro you are running, and someone will assist you.
It seems to me that yacc is a cc so there must be a way to do it useing this program! although I dont know how I would very much like to learn! does any one know where to find any good tutors on the use and programing with yacc and bison?
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