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Originally Posted by geekmaster
This line "cd /usr/bin >/dev/null" says "change directory to /usr/bin and discard output".
This line "[[ -e libm.so ]]||ln -s /lib/libm.so.6 libm.so" says (while in /usr/bin) "if libm.so does not exists, create a link called libm.so that points to /lib/libm.so.6"
However, earlier you showed "mnt/us/tcc #ls -al /usr/lib/libm*" (after running install) with output that did NOT contain libm.so. This should not be possible without some kind of error message.
Try executing the statements from a command prompt instead of inside the script.
Specifically, "cd /usr/lib", then "ln -s /lib/libm.so.6 libm.so"
If that fails to create the symlink (it works on my K3 with 3.3), you could try "ln -s /lib/libm-2.5.so libm.so" instead (because libm.so.6 is just a symlink itself).
I do not know why your 3.3 is acting differently from my 3.3, but I have seen cases were there were problems creating a symlink to a symlink. So, in your case symlink directly to the library instead of the other symlink as shown above.
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Yes,it works!Great!
PHP Code:
cd /usr/lib
ln -s /lib/libm.so.6 libm.so
/mnt/us/tcc$ tccmake hello -lm
/mnt/us/tcc$ ./hello
x=144.000000, sqrt(x)=12.000000
Thank you !master.
