C, C++ API Installation Problem

[namasivayam]

I have the following problem while installing the TARGUSInfo API for C, C++

I have downloaded the C, C++ API to access the database of TARGUSInfo,
and i tried the following steps to Install the API's in the Linux Terminal.
$ gunzip TARGUSapi-1.5.02.35-Linux-2.4.18-3.tar.gz
$ tar -xvf TARGUSapi-1.5.02.35-Linux-2.4.18-3.tar

The TARGUSapi-1.5.02.35 directory has created, It contains the following subdirectories and respective files.
bin
config
inc
lib

They have given some sample codes to test.
But once if i execute the make file in the example directory it gives the following error message.

[siva@Siva example2]$ make OS_NAME='Linux -s'
g -L/home/siva/TARGUSInfo/TARGUSapi-1.5.02.35//lib -o example2 ../common/ApplicationController.o ../common/CallContext.o ../common/ApplicationDispatch.o ../common/CallContextManager.o ../common/Launcher.o Example2Launcher.o Example2Dispatch.o example2.o -lTARGUSapi
make: g: Command not found
make: [example2] Error 127 (ignored)

I feel this error is something related to Linux

Linux and gcc Versions are following
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Linux version 2.4.21-4.EL (bhcompile@daffy.perf.redhat.com)
(gcc version 3.2.3 20030502 (Red Hat Linux 3.2.3-20)).


If some one knows how to solve this problem please help me to sort it out.
Thanks,

[jeremy1701]

Most likely, the exec file 'g' is located in the /bin directory that Targus created, but your path doen't point there. Try this before you execute make:

PATH=$PATH:/location/of/bin/directory

In other words, add the /bin directory to your path before you run make.
Let us know if that works.
Jeremy

[namasivayam]

I set the bin directory path as you mentioned, but still I am getting the same error.

Namasivayam

[jeremy1701]

make: g: Command not found

I'm not too sure what the command g is, that's why I was thinking it might be in that bin directory. I assume that if you try to run the command g that you'll get an error? I can't really tell you what package to install to get the command...

Anyone else know what the g command is?

Jeremy