Dan & Sascha,
> bc is a standard Unix command.
> - Dan
>
> Sascha W�stemann wrote:
> > on a fresh installed Slackware 7.1 I have configured openssl with
> > './config --prefix=/usr/local --openssldir=/usr/local/openssl', make
> > worked fine without errors, but make test failed for a missing system
> > command 'bc' which is unknown to me: 'Failed! bc: /bin/sh: bc: command
> > not found'
> >
> > Please tell me, what this command does and where I can get it, thanx a
> > lot
The 'bc' package must be specified in the Slackware configuration. It is
an *optional* package ... thus on Slackware, not a "standard" function.
Sascha ... you can run setup again and select the 'bc' package.
The package info from Slackware 7.0 follows ... 7.1 will be similar if
not the same.
Regards,
Sambo P-)
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{NOTE: The [random] quote above was provided via the 'fortune' program.}
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PACKAGE NAME: bc
COMPRESSED PACKAGE SIZE: 89 K
UNCOMPRESSED PACKAGE SIZE: 210 K
PACKAGE LOCATION: diskap1
PACKAGE DESCRIPTION:
bc: GNU bc 1.05a - An arbitrary precision calculator language.
bc:
bc: bc is a language that supports arbitrary precision numbers with
bc: interactive execution of statements. There are some similarities in
bc: the syntax to the C programming language.
bc:
FILE LIST:
./
usr/
usr/bin/
usr/bin/bc
usr/bin/dc
usr/man/
usr/man/man1/
usr/man/man1/bc.1.gz
usr/man/man1/dc.1.gz
usr/info/
usr/info/dc.info.gz
usr/doc/
usr/doc/bc-1.05a/
usr/doc/bc-1.05a/AUTHORS
usr/doc/bc-1.05a/COPYING
usr/doc/bc-1.05a/ChangeLog
usr/doc/bc-1.05a/Examples/
usr/doc/bc-1.05a/Examples/twins.b
usr/doc/bc-1.05a/Examples/primes.b
usr/doc/bc-1.05a/Examples/pi.b
usr/doc/bc-1.05a/Examples/ckbook.b
usr/doc/bc-1.05a/INSTALL
usr/doc/bc-1.05a/NEWS
usr/doc/bc-1.05a/README
usr/doc/bc-1.05a/Test/
usr/doc/bc-1.05a/Test/array.b
usr/doc/bc-1.05a/Test/BUG.bc
usr/doc/bc-1.05a/Test/testfn.b
usr/doc/bc-1.05a/Test/sqrt2.b
usr/doc/bc-1.05a/Test/sqrt1.b
usr/doc/bc-1.05a/Test/sqrt.b
usr/doc/bc-1.05a/Test/sine.b
usr/doc/bc-1.05a/Test/raise.b
usr/doc/bc-1.05a/Test/mul.b
usr/doc/bc-1.05a/Test/ln.b
usr/doc/bc-1.05a/Test/jn.b
usr/doc/bc-1.05a/Test/fact.b
usr/doc/bc-1.05a/Test/exp.b
usr/doc/bc-1.05a/Test/div.b
usr/doc/bc-1.05a/Test/checklib.b
usr/doc/bc-1.05a/Test/atan.b
usr/doc/bc-1.05a/Test/aryprm.b
usr/doc/bc-1.05a/Test/arrayp.b
usr/doc/bc-1.05a/Test/TESTS.bc
usr/doc/bc-1.05a/Test/timetest
usr/doc/bc-1.05a/Test/signum
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