Hello,
I tried it and got:
$ cat > hello.c <<'!'
#include <stdio.h>
int
main()
{
fprintf(sfstdout, "hello world\n");
return 0;
}
!
$ cc -c hello.c
cc: Native C compile directories not found
$ cc -V -o hello hello.o
cc: Native C compile directories not found
$
Probably my installation is not correct.
The problem has become not important to me since my main goal was to
have a posix compliant build environment. Now I achieved it using Debian
Linux in Virtual Box. And this works just great to verify my code on OS9
to be posix compliant.
Thank you for your help!
regards,
Tobias
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