Configure:error:c compiler cannot create executables

Recently ruined Ubuntu, the big night installed the company's computer-limint system, the next morning to compile./configure error CONFIGURE:ERROR:C compiler cannot create executables

It is no language ah, find a lot of solutions:

1,

Have a compiler (like GCC) are not enough to compile C programs, you also need a C library. If It is missing, you'll experience the (somewhat obscure) error message:

Configure:error:c compiler cannot create executables

You could fix this by installinglibc6-devandlinux-libc-devpackages. After you install them, simply rerun./configure.

No effect!

2,

You can test this by compiling a small C example with the-m32flag.

// Minimal C example#include <stdio.h>int main(){   printf("This works\n");   return 0;}

Compiling:

gcc -m32 -o m32test m32test.c
It did not pass!

Logs don ' t lie! Configure.log is what I need to get to the root of the problem. The issue is this:

GCC checking whether the C compiler works ... no

The simple answer to this is just

sudo apt-get install clang && rvm install 1.9.3 --with-gcc=clang
This is the explanation: ask:it would be interesting to know why GCC didn’t work
                     Answer:GCC doesn't work for me either. Clang works though.

This method Work! There is another way not to try it: 

ln -s /usr/bin/gcc /usr/bin/gcc-apple-4.2

Configure:error:c compiler cannot create executables