I can’t figure out how to install qcc/gcc on my system.
Igor Kovalenko answered this on Oct 9:
Insert CD, start ‘package manager’, choose ‘CDROM repository’ and mark
‘GNU collection’ in ‘Development’ section. Then click on install.
But I don’t see the GNU Collection anywhere…
I had a similar problem explained above in “/bin/sh: gcc: not found”. What i
did was quite silly. I had 6.1 on my comp, and was trying to install from
the 6.0 cd. Just couldn’t find the gcc stuff. A co-worker mentioned that the
cd was wrong. The 6.0 cd was in 6.1 cd case and the 6.1 cd was in the 6.0 cd
case. Once i put in the correct cd, it was right there, easy as falling
down, even for this newbie.
I can’t figure out how to install qcc/gcc on my system.
Igor Kovalenko answered this on Oct 9:
Insert CD, start ‘package manager’, choose ‘CDROM repository’ and mark
‘GNU collection’ in ‘Development’ section. Then click on install.
But I don’t see the GNU Collection anywhere…
Thanks for your help!
Martin
I can’t figure out how to install qcc/gcc on my system.
Igor Kovalenko answered this on Oct 9:
Insert CD, start ‘package manager’, choose ‘CDROM repository’ and mark
‘GNU collection’ in ‘Development’ section. Then click on install.
But I don’t see the GNU Collection anywhere…
QNX Realtime Platform
→ Software Development
C/C++ toolset for x86 targeting X and
Development (libs and headers) targeting X
I’ve tried this for setting up QCC for host compilation for X86. The packages shown below never install with the specified size and they do not work with the examples, i.e. a cmd line like:
qcc -V qcc_ntox86 test.c -o test.o -c
responds that the target is unknown. If i use the -V switch, it says that there a are no targets in etc/qcc.
What is wrong.
Regards,
Darren
On 5 Sep 2001 16:33:10 GMT, Tools Mail Account <tools@qnx.com> wrote:
Martin Gagnon <> martin.gagnon@iquebec.com> > wrote:
I can’t figure out how to install qcc/gcc on my system.
Igor Kovalenko answered this on Oct 9:
Insert CD, start ‘package manager’, choose ‘CDROM repository’ and mark
‘GNU collection’ in ‘Development’ section. Then click on install.
But I don’t see the GNU Collection anywhere…
QNX Realtime Platform
→ Software Development
C/C++ toolset for x86 targeting X and
Development (libs and headers) targeting X
I’ve tried this for setting up QCC for host compilation for X86. The packages shown below never install with the specified size and they do not work with the examples, i.e. a cmd line like:
qcc -V qcc_ntox86 test.c -o test.o -c
responds that the target is unknown. If i use the -V switch, it says that there a are no targets in etc/qcc.
it should be -Vgcc_ntox86
qcc -Vgcc_ntox86 test.c -o test.o
Best Regards,
Marcin
What is wrong.
Regards,
Darren
On 5 Sep 2001 16:33:10 GMT, Tools Mail Account <> tools@qnx.com> > wrote:
Martin Gagnon <> martin.gagnon@iquebec.com> > wrote:
I can’t figure out how to install qcc/gcc on my system.
Igor Kovalenko answered this on Oct 9:
Insert CD, start ‘package manager’, choose ‘CDROM repository’ and mark
‘GNU collection’ in ‘Development’ section. Then click on install.
But I don’t see the GNU Collection anywhere…
QNX Realtime Platform
→ Software Development
C/C++ toolset for x86 targeting X and
Development (libs and headers) targeting X