From: Miller, Keven (kevenm@reeltapetransfer.com)
Date: Thu Dec 15 2005 - 18:46:04 EST
try man cc
I believe cc would default to HP-C or maybe even HP aCC
depending on whats installed.
'cc -c some_code.c' would create some_code.o, just the
object file, where the -c switch means objects only.
'cc -o some_code some_code.c' should create an executable named
'some_code'.
I think gcc as well as many other packages are available for
hpux in binary and source forms from
(The porting and archive center for HPUX)
http://hpux.cs.utah.edu/ or http://hpux.connect.org.uk/
or from many of the other mirror sites.
Keven Miller
kevenm@reeltapetransfer.com
Shaw, Marco wrote:
> Beginner question...
>
> I thought 'cc' would be a compiler. I figured I could
> simply do something like 'cc -c some_code.c' and get
> executable code. Is that how cc works?
>
> I've used gcc on Linux before, I've just never used
> cc on HP-UX or Solaris.
>
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