Hi,
When calling gpc to compile some hallo.p pascal program I get the following message:
"gpc: Installation problem, cannot exec 'gpcpp': no such file or directory "
I am using SuSE 7.2 and as far as I know I installed all the necessary files. Could you give me some reference where or how I can check the completeness, in particular: where should gpcpp be and where do I get it to put it there (I am new to linux ).
Thanks Douglas
P.S. I tryed to compare the filestructure in SuSE for the Mac with that for PC in respect to gpc and I gave up this mission when I saw the differences. My gpc on the Mac is working alright :-)
On Wed, 10 Oct 2001, Doug Brookmann wrote:
When calling gpc to compile some hallo.p pascal program I get the following message:
"gpc: Installation problem, cannot exec 'gpcpp': no such file or directory "
I am using SuSE 7.2 and as far as I know I installed all the necessary files.
A version of gpc is included in the SuSE 7.2 distribution but it is not working. Possibly you invoke this faulty installation instead of the proper one. Try:
which gpc
or
whereis gpc
at the UNIX prompt to find out which installation runs when you type gpc.
If this is the problem then specify the full path to the correct gpc installation like:
/usr/local/gpc/bin/gpc (all the rest of the switches and filenames)
miklos
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