I've installed zgcc to have "make" available (in an attempt to get my bloody CF wifi working). I've followed the instructions, but I ended up having to make my own symlinks to "make" and "gcc", which made me suspect the zgcc.sh script hadn't run properly. When I made the links, I ran "make", which called gcc, which gave the following error:
gcc: installation problem, cannot exec `cpp': No such file or directory
Again, I'm quite suspicious about the zgcc.sh script. I searched here and found the following post:
You are not running zgcc.sh correctly. You must execute it via:
whateverprompt> . zgcc.sh
Note the dot -- this changes the environment of the shell you are using. The way you are executing zgcc.sh, via "./zgcc.sh" or "bash zgcc.sh" or #! /bin/bash or whatever only changes a spawned environment that is then discarded. I put ". /mnt/card/bin/zgcc.sh" in my ~/.bashrc file which is in turn executed from my ~/.profile
I tried this, and got "./mnt/card/bin/zgcc.sh: not found". But the file is there, and I can run it without the . in front. Does anyone have any ideas? Thanks!
