Re: GCC environment variables for configure

From: Bernd Porr <BerndPorr_at_f2s.com> · Date: Thu, 16 Aug 2007 22:17:44 +0100

Hi!

Can you try "sh autogen.sh". This generates a new configure command. You 
need to install autoconf and automake to run this script.

/Bernd

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Andrea Mariscotti wrote:
> Dear All, I'm here again with very basic questions.
> I have Ubuntu 2.6.15 and gcc 4.0.1
> I'm trying to set the environment variables needed by "configure" in the 
> "comedi" folder to let him see my gcc: I have found CC, CFLAGS, CFLAGS 
> and those for the makefile too.
> My configure exits telling that there is no cc or gcc compiler at lines 
> 2451 and following.
> Is there a standard procedure or recipe to set the variables to make him 
> happy? I thought that either in gcc or in comedi environment/packages I 
> could have found something like that, but nothing.
> I have tried different choices of PATH and alias using CC, making gcc 
> equal to gcc-4.0 (my version), under root and username shells with 
> different .profile, but no way, configure always complain he cannot find 
> a valid compiler.
> Is there a way out?
> 
> thanks
> andrea
> 
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