Re: [Gems-users] Configure Simics for host

[Mike Marty <mikem@xxxxxxxxxxx>]

I would ask this question on the simics.net forums

--Mike


> Hello,
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> As suggested, I switch from simics 3 to simics2. I am using
> simics-2.2.19-x86-linux and following the instruction on "Setting up your
> GEMS environment" (http://www.cs.wisc.edu/gems/doc/wiki/moin.cgi/Setup),
> when I get to step 3, running the configure, and get an error.  At first I
> think this is due to I am not using bash. So I changed my shell to bash and
> error comes again. I am very new to Linux and GEMS, so I don't know what's
> going on there. What do you guys normally do when running in this step? Do I
> have to modify configure? BTW, my system is using gcc4.1 default and I have
> gcc-3.3 installed. I am using ubuntu.
>
>
> Here is the output:
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>
> yzheng@yzheng-desktop:~/gems-release1.3.1/simics/x86-linux$ ../configure
> CC=gcc-3.3 CXX=g++-3.3
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> configure: Setting up environment variables...
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> configure: Examining Simics source directory...
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> configure: Doing sanity checks on the source directory...
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> checking for Simics host type... x86-linux
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> checking for bash... /bin/bash
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> checking for gmake... no
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> checking for make... /usr/bin/make
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> configure: loading host defaults:
> /home/yzheng/gems-release1.3.1/simics/config/host-defaults.common
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> configure: loading host defaults:
> /home/yzheng/gems-release1.3.1/simics/config/host-defaults.x86-linux
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>
> checking for perl... /usr/bin/perl
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> checking Perl version... ok (5.8.8)
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> parsing: /home/yzheng/gems-release1.3.1/simics/config/host-flags.common
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> parsing: /home/yzheng/gems-release1.3.1/simics/config/host-flags.x86-linux
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> parsing: /home/yzheng/gems-release1.3.1/simics/config/host-flags.optional
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> checking whether /usr/bin/make sets ${MAKE}... yes
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> checking for CC... (already defined) gcc-3.3
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> checking installation prefix of compiler... configure: error: Don't know how
> to run 'type' on this host.
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> Thanks in advance.
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