I'm trying to compile Python 3.4.1 on an emulated ARM machine (with Debian 7). ./configure
gives me
checking for g++... no
but g++ is installed. So what could be the problem?
I know it's not strictly needed, but I'd prefer that make
will use g++ for c++ code.
g++
is installed on the machine you're compiling on? What doescommand -v g++
on that machine print? How did you install g++ on that machine?g++ -dumpmachine
say? Run from same context as./configure
root@debian:~/python3-3.4.1# command -v g++
/usr/bin/g++ . I think g++ was preinstalled, since I've not installed any other related package./usr/bin
. Configure finds gcc but not g++. From configure source code it seems the search path is exactly the same.