Tim Hattrell wrote:
> Problem solved. After inspecting the binary I discovered it was asking
> for /lib/ld-linux.so.2. This wasn't installed on my system (only 64 bit
> libs were) but having installed it Sun Studio is back up and running.
Ah. I will have to add 'ldd -r -d ./programfile' to the de
men8th wrote:
> And now run into a brick wall. The IDE starts OK but then complains that it
> can't run a file called CC (i.e. the C compiler presumably)
"CC" would be the normal name for a legacy C++ compiler. The AT&T C++
compiler was always named CC. GNU calls the gcc version "g++".
> I've o
men8th wrote:
> t...@ggeom:/usr/local/SunStudio12ml-linux-x86-200709-ii/sunstudio12/prod/bin$
> ./CC
> bash: ./CC: No such file or directory
>
> However, the file clearly is there. Here is an extract of ls -l
The problem could be that CC is a script, and the interpreter on its
#! line does not ex
Hi
I'm trying to install Sun Studio 12. I have followed the instructions given
here:
http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=554514
And now run into a brick wall. The IDE starts OK but then complains that it
can't run a file called CC (i.e. the C compiler presumably)
I've opened up a terminal
