Yeah, don’t do this. Instead, install HP’s ANSI C/C++ compiler (or whatever they’re calling it these days). You can often (but not always) obtain it for free. HP also makes pre-compiled binaries for GCC available (and if not — sometimes they disappear), you can find a GCC package for your version of HP-UX at http://hpux.connect.org.uk/ I think they only have packages for HP-UX 11.11 and newer, though. Likewise, HP is unlikely to be providing binaries for anything older than that.
That is _exactly_ what you want, if you really want to use makedepend, which you probably don't. Don’t try to build the GNU makedepend; it’ll work, but it has a lot of dependencies, as you’ve noticed.
If you use HP’s ANSI C compiler, or GCC, you won’t need makedepend. If you’re using HP-UX prior to 11.11 (well, I’m not sure about prior to 9.0), the imake package (and makedepend) are part of the base install; just run swinstall and point it to the original HP-UX media, and you should be able to install it. For HP-UX 11.23, IIRC, the imake package will work, but I might be mis-remembering (it’s been a long time).
> Where should I look for having PA-RISC search for .sl instead of .so
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> (Note that AIX only has .a, and it is shared by default)
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