Well, OS X, especially the new 10.5 release has just enough things
missing and/or in odd places that most things build "eventually" not
"straight out of the box". I seem to recall seeing mac build
instructions somewhere, but now it escapes me. I really just want to
match the results I get on Linux from the "Bingo scripts", so in essence
I'm looking for the way over the speed bumps to running the Bingo
scripts on OS X. (I'm running a Slackware system, a Gentoo system, and
an OS X 10.4 system, my collaborator is running OS X 10.5 -- I want all
four machines to match bug-for-bug :)
-dave
Steve Franks wrote:
Dave,
You could steal the patches from FreeBSD's ports collection - most
things that compile in a BSD variant are ready for OS X, no? Now mind
you, I just looked in ftp.freebsd.org/pub/FreeBSD/ports/ports and the
whole thing is one big .tar.gz file, covering some 20000 ports, but if
you have the guts to unzip the thing, you should find the patches in
..../devel/avr-gcc/distfiles, methinks. Not much of a unix coder,
can't help more than that, but if you have time and initiative, it
might get you there.
Steve
On Mon, Apr 28, 2008 at 5:14 PM, Dave N6NZ <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Hi,
Can someone point me to the simplest way to get the avr-gcc 4.2.2 tool
chain running on OS X, with patches that sync up to the "linux sticky
thread" in avrfreaks?
Thanks,
Dave
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