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 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.
So, you sure you’re using the correct cd?
Maynard
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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
As far as I can remember it is called “C/C++ Toolset” in 6.1 release.
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
Regards,
Marcin
Thanks for your help!
Martin
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 XRegards,
Marcin
Thanks for your help!
Martin
Darren Long <long.spike@virgin.net> wrote:
Hello Darren,
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 XRegards,
Marcin
Thanks for your help!
Martin