First up, you might want to upgrade to 1.20.
The problem is this line:
sh: g++-3.3: command not found
bmk is trying to call the g++-3.3 compiler and is not finding it. I doubt this is a simple naming problem, so I'd guess that g++ 3.3 is not installed properly on your system.
The problem with Linux support is the number of distros. The only one recommended by BRL is Ubuntu. I don't recall seeing anyone else on the boards using Slackware, so you may be on your own. I use (and only rarely) Fedora, so I can point you in the right directions, buit won't be able to do much more I'm afraid...
The problem is this line:
sh: g++-3.3: command not found
bmk is trying to call the g++-3.3 compiler and is not finding it. I doubt this is a simple naming problem, so I'd guess that g++ 3.3 is not installed properly on your system.
The problem with Linux support is the number of distros. The only one recommended by BRL is Ubuntu. I don't recall seeing anyone else on the boards using Slackware, so you may be on your own. I use (and only rarely) Fedora, so I can point you in the right directions, buit won't be able to do much more I'm afraid...