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Subject: OT:Configure tar
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Hi

At the moment i am using a free shell account
running Sun. i am facing the following problem:
after i unzip a tar file and it forms its own
directory, i go into that dir and attempt to 
configure it with "./configure" i get a failed
message :
configure: error: no acceptable cc found in $PATH
I am afraid i cant get access to cc or gcc.
Is there any otherway to configure that.
i will appreciate any help.

pons


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