'make check' runs for quite a while but then tries:

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FAIL: test06.str.sh
[ strc | warning ] program uses obsolete strategy printnl: use fprintnl
[ strc | info ] Compiling 'test07.str'
[ pack-stratego | notice ] include path:
         [IncludeDir("."),IncludeDir("/opt/strategoxt/share/stratego-lib"),IncludeDir("/opt/strategoxt/share/stratego-front"),IncludeDir("/opt/strategoxt/share/sdf/stratego-front"),IncludeXTC]
[ pack-stratego | notice ] including ./test07.str
[ parse-stratego | notice ] Parsing file ./test07.str
[ parse-stratego | notice ] Using syntax Stratego
[ parse-stratego | notice ] Using parse table: /opt/strategoxt/share/sdf/stratego-front/Stratego.tbl
[ pack-stratego | notice ] including /opt/strategoxt/share/stratego-lib/libstrategolib.rtree
[ strc | info ] Front-end succeeded : [user/system] = [3.02s/0.43s]
[ strc | info ] Optimization succeeded -O 2 : [user/system] = [0.16s/0.05s]
[ strc | info ] Back-end succeeded : [user/system] = [0.32s/0.11s]
[ strc | notice ] Compiling C code
[ strc | notice ] Command: gcc -I /opt/strategoxt/include -I /opt/strategoxt/include -I /opt/aterm/include -c test07.c -o test07.o
SSL/execvp: Cannot execute file gcc: No such file or directory

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(the problem is that gcc is not on the path. I assume the desired behaviour is for stratego to always be fork the C compiler it was configure'd with?)