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When gcc is installed on Solaris 8 and there is no symlink from the gcc executable to cc, compilation of PHP 4.2.1 fails because of apparently missing header files. When this symlink is present compilation succeeds. Apparently, when looking in config.log, the test part of the configure fails when cc is not present because cc is needed for compiling the test script written in C. (For example testing for the presence of unix.h). The basic error consists of the fact that if the test fails the header file is assumed to be present and of course the hard reference to CC instead of ${CC}. Hope this can be fixed in a new version. Thx, Erick