thus Scott Woodford spake:
> I must admit that I'm new to UNIX-type OS's. How would checking
> /etc/compiler help? Either way, there is no folder or file at
> /etc/compiler. There is a file in etc called "compiler.defaults". In that
> file, the text reads:
>
> -DEFAULT:abi=n32:isa=mips4:proc=r5k
>
> I'm not sure how that's going to help me. The problem seems to arise during
> my ClamAV install because gcc is a required component, and I cannot get gcc
> to install correctly.
how did you install gcc?
did you download the tardist from freeware.sgi.com? if so, i'd recommend
to get the binutils also an then try again.
make sure that you can call gcc (i.e. have set the correct path in
/etc/profile). you can lookup where gcc lives with 'find / -name gcc'
('which gcc' won't work without having it in you PATH).
gcc -V should get you something after that. and then you'll be ready to
build software with gcc.
cheers,
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