Re: log file

[Paul E Johnson]

That cc1obj error makes me think you don't have the objc part of gcc
installed.  I'm pretty sure (absolutely certain) that's what the error
means.  I've run into it before.

I should warn you of these things.  Your output says it does not find  a
java compiler.  On my systems, Swarm, even the obj-c side, will not
compile unless you have the java part enabled.  Maybe you will have
different experience.

Many RedHat users have said they had to install the gperf package to
compile swarm.  I also have been using jikes as the java compiler,
because it is much faster than javac from Sun JDK.  I guess the
SwarmOnlineFaq goes through all this....

Holger Perlt wrote:
> 
> Hello,
> 
> I tried to install swarm on Linux (Suse 7.0).
> ./ configure seems to have worked OK
> make has been terminated with an error
> 
> I attache the log file of the shell window - could
> someone help me to detect the reason for the message
> 
>  installation problem, cannot exec `cc1obj': No such file or directory
> 
> at the end?
> 
> When should cclobj shoud have been created ?
> 
> Holger
> 
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>   ------------------------------------------------------------------------
>                     Name: configure.dat
>    configure.dat    Type: application/x-unknown-content-type-dat_auto_file
>                 Encoding: base64

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