Make && Make Install Show Up An Error

[talnetd]

Here is the sneak view of it.
I googled about this. But have no idea yet.

[alexcrichton]

If you try to run cc at the command line, what happens?

[talnetd]

wow
command not found

[alexcrichton]

I would recommend just copy/pasting terminal output, it's much easier to download than a whole image!

Rust requires a local C linker to be available (which normally comes with the whole toolchain). I would recommend looking into your distribution's package manager to see how to download a toolchain for your local system.

[talnetd]

I am using OSX Maverick. Most of the tools to build software were installed with brew. Do you have any suggestions more ? Thanks for the reply.

[alexcrichton]

I'd recommend making sure you've got Xcode's tools installed (you should be able to run gcc and clang)

[talnetd]

I can run gcc and clang well.
Here is the output.
☁ ~ gcc
i686-apple-darwin11-gcc-4.2.1: no input files
☁ ~ clang
clang: error: no input files
☁ ~

[talnetd]

And my Xcode's Command Line Tools are pretty installed.

[alexcrichton]

Do you have a cc program located at /usr/bin/cc? Also, where are gcc/clang located?

I would expect the command line tools to put these things in the right spot...

[pnkfelix]

@thanyawzinmin This comment from stackoverflow may be relevant: http://stackoverflow.com/a/19699000/36585

(It claims that even if one installs Xcode and the command line utilities, your PATH may still need to be updated. I have not yet updated any of my machines to Mavericks so I cannot yet validate this hypothesis locally.)

[talnetd]

Oh that was about my oh-my-zsh setting.
Been ok with bash

Thanks