Lars Hecking <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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> Is this the standard, bundled compiler that comes with HP-UX 10.20
> (/usr/bin/cc -> /usr/ccs/bin/cc)? mutt requires an ANSI C compiler.
If you read a few lines higher up, you would see the use of the "cc -Ae"
switch, and thus know that it is indeed the ANSI compiler. He would
never have got that far with just the bundled compiler.
> What HP ships for a compiler these days can only be considered an
> insult. You're infinitely better off installing gcc or egcs.
I am sorry that you feel insulted by HP's failure to give away software.
However, since I routinely build Mutt using the HP ANSI compiler, I
don't agree that gcc is required.
> Also, HP's make exhibits some strange behaviour, ie. rebuilding files
> even when it should not.
I have never experienced this; I'd be interested in a demonstration of it.
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