2014-02-17, 21:02
See that you have cc defined and available, as that's what the build script is calling. It should be there if you have gcc installed, but it's worth a check.
If it is, then maybe it isn't finding it... the script defines cc based on:
[ -z "$CC" ] && CC=cc
so, you could hack the script to point to gcc, or - less ugly! - I would guess that you can pass it CC as a specific argument.
If it is, then maybe it isn't finding it... the script defines cc based on:
[ -z "$CC" ] && CC=cc
so, you could hack the script to point to gcc, or - less ugly! - I would guess that you can pass it CC as a specific argument.
