Difference between revisions of "Talk:HowTo compile on Solaris"

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Also after installing of SUNWbinutils(gnu-utils) from the repository you should get the simlinks in /usr/gnu/bin directory and this directory included in PATH. The last may be not enough, cause I have all this simlinks at that directory, but I don't remember, what was the pkg-s I had installed in order to get them all.  
 
Also after installing of SUNWbinutils(gnu-utils) from the repository you should get the simlinks in /usr/gnu/bin directory and this directory included in PATH. The last may be not enough, cause I have all this simlinks at that directory, but I don't remember, what was the pkg-s I had installed in order to get them all.  
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In this case for 12/13/2008, only GeoIP and libupnp are absent for Solaris Express Developer Edition 2008.11.
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In this case for 12/13/2008, only GeoIP,libupnp, and cryptopp are absent for Solaris Express Developer Edition 2008.11.
 
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So you, obviously, can use all those "upgrades", instead.
 
So you, obviously, can use all those "upgrades", instead.
 
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Thanks for attention...
 
Thanks for attention...

Revision as of 23:51, 13 December 2008

Hello!
By now there are some of the remembered libraries, and utilities available in packages from default opensolaris repository(pkg.opensolaris.org).
The packages are:

SUNWaconf
SUNWgnu-automake-110
SUNWflexlex
SUNWflexruntime
SUNWgd2
SUNWwxwidgets
SUNWgnu-gettext


Also after installing of SUNWbinutils(gnu-utils) from the repository you should get the simlinks in /usr/gnu/bin directory and this directory included in PATH. The last may be not enough, cause I have all this simlinks at that directory, but I don't remember, what was the pkg-s I had installed in order to get them all.

ybe In this case for 12/13/2008, only GeoIP,libupnp, and cryptopp are absent for Solaris Express Developer Edition 2008.11.

So you, obviously, can use all those "upgrades", instead.

Thanks for attention...