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Over the past few days, some of our users have reported that they encountered the Ubuntu make compiler not found.

 

 

I am trying to connect wine to 64 bit, so I followed this: http://wiki.winehq.org/WineOn64bit

I configured Nginx last week and encountered an error during compilation that made me know I could fix it just because it followed.

I was thinking of a document that others could enjoy constantly.

  [ [secure email]  nginx-1.6.3] # ./configure --prefix = / apps / nginx --add-module =. / ngx_cache_purge-2.3 --add -module =. / headers-more-nginx-module-0.25 /Looking for a C compiler ... no more found./configure: error: C cc compiler not only found  

Solution

This usually happens if your server does not have the C / GCC compiler installed. All you need to do is install To gcc to fix this problem.

  # yum install gcc  

If you have CentOS 8, you can use the DNF command .Dnf

to uselization

  # install gcc  

  # gccgcc: dangerous error: no input fileCompilation is complete.#  

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  wget http://www.datsi.fi.upm.es/~frosal/sources/shc-3.8.9b.tgztar xvfz shc-3.8.9.tgzCD-Shc-3.8.9make 

  cc -Wall shc.c -u shcmake: cc: command not foundmakefile: 31: recipe in target 'shc' failedmake: *** [shc] Error 127 

  # Makefile#PATH_INSTALL = / usr / local#For the SCOCFLAGS = -2 Elf -O -D_SVID# For IRIXCFLAGS stands for -xansi -fullwarn -O3 -g0.# For SolarisCLAGS = -hint -xO4 -s -v -Xa# For HPUXCFLAG implies -Wall -O -Ae# For OSF1CFLAG = -watts -verbose -fast -std1 -g0# For GNU C compilers =CFLAG wall # -O6 -pedant#SHELL equals / bin / shSHCFLAGS = -v -T # Add the -T option to make the binary trackableall: shc ask_for_testshc: shc.c   $ (CC) $ (CFLAGS) $ @. C -o $ @ask_for_test:    @echo '*** � Want to test shc with a test script in the path?'    @echo '*** Please check ... test'test: make_the_test ask_for_stringsmake_the_test: match.x   @echo '*** Run the compiled test script!'   @echo '*** It should display documentation with the substring "sh" in your PATH ...'    ./match.x shmatch.x: shc-match    @echo '*** Compile the "Match" program'    CFLAGS = "$ (CFLAGS)" ./shc $ (SHCFLAGS) -f matchask_for_strings:    @echo '*** � Do you want to see the contribution to the generated binary?'    @echo '*** Please try ... run lines'Strings: make_the_strings ask_for_expirationmake_the_strings: matches. X   @echo '*** Execution: "strings -n 5' match.x '"'    @echo '*** Recommended information should not be displayed ...'    Channels 5 -n match.xask_for_expiration:    @echo '*** We want to check the expiration date?'    @echo '*** try ... make an expiration date'Process: til_gestern ask_for_installtil_yesterday: Match Shc    @echo '*** "Matching" Compilation with expiration date'    CFLAGS = "$ (CFLAGS)" ./shc $ (SHCFLAGS) -vv -e `Date" +% d /% m /% Y "` -f Match    @echo '*** Take a look at the compiled script!'    @echo '*** The error "./match.x: has expired!"' should be displayed   ./correspondance.xask_for_install:    @echo '*** � HotWould you like to choose shc? '    @echo '*** Please try ... install'install: shc    @echo '*** Install shc and shc.1 to' $ (INSTALL_PATH)    @echo -n '*** � Owners want to continue? '; Read the SNS; Case "$$ ANS" in u | Y | ja | Ja | JA) ;; *) dirty 1 ;; esac;    install -m -s shc $ (INSTALL_PATH) / bin /    create -c -m Shc 644.1 $ (INSTALL_PATH) / man / man1 /clean:    rm * -f.o * ~ * .x.cremove all: clean    -f rm shc * .x 

I don’t know how to fix this or that error. Can anyone help me?

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requested on Nov 23, 18 at 5:24 pm

cc is an alias for the GNU C compiler (gcc). You can install it for the following reasons:

  sudo apt install gcc 

If the gcc compiler has already been passed for several reasons,but there is no symlink / usr / bin / cc , you can also do this:

  do CC = gcc 

answered Nov 22, 18 at 18:07

This could potentially install the C compiler (assuming I would say the cc command), as well as other specialized tools that might be required to build computer systems from source.

answered Nov 25 ’18 at 7:39

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