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Also after installing of SUNWgcc and gnu utils from the repository you will have simlink in /usr/gnu/bin directory.
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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.  
 
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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(1.4.4 found at blastwave, while 1.4.5 is the last),libupnp, and cryptopp(compiles very well with CC) 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...

Latest revision as of 01:18, 17 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.

In this case for 12/13/2008, only GeoIP(1.4.4 found at blastwave, while 1.4.5 is the last),libupnp, and cryptopp(compiles very well with CC) are absent for Solaris Express Developer Edition 2008.11.

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

Thanks for attention...