Porting from AIX/RT to AIX PS/2.

[Jack F. Vogel]

In article <1990Jul10.182257.1528 at ariel.unm.edu> cs3631bs at hydra.unm.edu (Peter Blemel) writes:
>I am trying to port C and f77 code to the PS/2 running AIX. The IBM guys
>loaned me one of these boxes, but had no manuals. Worse yet, no one seems
>to know anything about the compilers. 
>
>I have been told there is no f77 or cc, just vsfort and vsc. There also seems
>to be no make, which is making my life miserable at best. 
 
Huh?? Your "IBM guys" have given you an incompletely installed system. It is
true that there is no f77 but there definitely should be a cc and make. The
problem is that this stuff is part of the LPP called ADT (Advanced Dev.
Tools) which is seperate from the C compiler (vsc), so it seems that they
installed the C compiler LPP without ADT, as you found out NOT very useful!
Make and cc would also know when to call the C compiler and when to call
the fortran compiler without your having to do anything. My suggestion is
that you yell long and hard to get the rest of the needed tools on the
system.

Disclaimer: I speak for myself, not LCC nor IBM.

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