Thanks Apostolos, Sadly I'm still getting the same error that 'cc' is not found. Detected operating system: SunOS Detected host architecture: i386 Checking for host cc ... cc Checking for cross compilation ... yes ./configure[1640]: cc: not found ./configure[1645]: cc: not found ./configure[1673]: cc: not found ./configure[1685]: ./cpuinfo: not found ./configure[1686]: ./cpuinfo: not found ./configure[1687]: ./cpuinfo: not found ./configure[1688]: ./cpuinfo: not found ./configure[1689]: ./cpuinfo: not found ./configure[1691]: ./cpuinfo: not found Checking for CPU vendor ... (::) Checking for CPU type ... Checking for mtrr support ... auto Checking for GCC & CPU optimization abilities ... ./configure[1922]: test: argument expected CPU optimization disabled. CPU not recognized or your compiler is too old. error Checking for byte order ... failed to autodetect byte order, defaulting to little-endian Checking for extern symbol prefix ... Error: Symbol mangling check failed. I'm at a loss as to why I can not force the configure file to detect gcc. Cheers, Brooks L. On 2010-06-07, at 3:31 PM, asyropoulos at aol.com wrote: > > So you are using OpenSolaris and not Solaris, though > your system is 2-3 years old. At any rate, use something > like the following: > > $ PATH=/usr/sfw/bin:$PATH:/usr/ccs/bin > $ CC=gcc CXX=g++ ./configure --prefix=/path/where/it/will/be/installed > > > I believe this will work. > > Apostolos
