Simplest and most frugal way to get "make" for Solaris 10

Question

My current project involves writing perl code inside a Solaris VMWare appliance (hosted on a Mac).

In order to use the CPAN, I need to install a version of "make" inside the VM.

What is the most frugal apprach (disk space and download capacity are limited) to do this?

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EDIT: turns out I have a Solaris 10, after all.
         Timo Geusch's answer still stands. I'll report if and how I got it to work, after the fact. Thx Timo

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EDIT: Here's how I downloaded and installed make:

1. downloaded make-3.81-sol10-x86-local.gz and libgcc-3.4.6-sol10-x86-local.gz from sunfreeware.com.
2. used secure copy to transfer them from OSX to the Solaris VM.
3. logged into the vm as root, cd to /tmp
4. gunzip both files
5. pkgadd -d both extracted files, answered the prompts ..
6. DONE

Thx again Timo.

Answer 1

The sunfreeware site has a prebuilt version of GNU Make 3.81 for Solaris 9 - that is probably your best best.

Answer 2

Check in /usr/ccs/bin for the make included with Solaris, if you installed at least the "Developer" level install choice/package cluster.

Answer 3

Note that /usr/ccs/bin/make is not gnumake. The makefiles have mostly the same syntax, but, gnumake has extensions that programs do use.

With some small edits you probably can build gnumake with starting with /usr/ccs/bin/make.