C++ Compiler for Solaris

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C++ Compiler for Solaris

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what is the command to check the path of C++ Compiler installed on Solaris box.
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If it is in your PATH, then the which command will find it quickly.

If it is not in your PATH, then find is the appropriate command.
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It is not in the PATH. We have not installed DS Server yet.
What is the common path where a C++ compiler should be installed in Solaris?
We downloaded the trial version from www.java.sun.com (SubStudioExpress11) and moved it to the Solaris box so the SE can install it.
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Best to get the official C++ compiler from SUN. I can't remember but in the good old days the C++ compiler comes with the OS CDs. It's called SUNspro.
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/opt/SUNWspro/bin/CC
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