Le 19 juin 2006 à 22:08, Douglas Kline a écrit :
Thanks for your response.Le 19 juin 2006 =E0 21:29, Douglas Kline a =E9crit :On 6/19/06, Douglas Kline <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:We have fink installed now but need to get xcode. The =20 documentation is unclearto us on whether xcode is part of fink or a package to be =20 downloaded with finkor some of both. The documentation in some places lists xcode as =20=needed by fink and in other places as a package you can get with fink. =20 Which is it?Should fink havedownloaded xcode into that directory? If so, would it be by that =20=name or wouldthere be a file in a an archive with that name? I found only a =20few such fiTell me where in the documentation that it says that XCode can beinstalled via Fink and I'll remove it. This is categorically NOT thecase.In http://fink.sourceforge.net/download/ is: XCode Tools/Developer ToolsYou may find that only using binary packages limits the utility of =20Fink. Thereare fewer packages available in binary format than from source, and =20=the binary versions are generally older. To build packages from source, you =20 will need to install the Developer Tools (known as the XCode Tools for Mac OS =20 10.3 and later).Although a Developer Tools/XCode Tools version usually comes with =20your OS install media, you'll probably want a newer one. Go to the Apple =20 Developer Connection to download a newer version (and any updates) after free registration.which seems to imply that XCode is needed for Fink although "XCode =20Tools" might be distinct from "XCode"It is not distinct but the way it was named has changed somewhere =20between Mac OS X 10.1 and Mac OS X 10.4. Since there are users which =20 may have older versions of Mac OS X system than the newest one, it is =20=referenced in Fink with both name.No reread, the passage says that you need it if you want to use other =20=and that passage really says that XCode Tools are needed to compile what you download with fink rather than to =20 install fink.things that binary packages from Fink. Then it tells you that if the case you want to compile the Fink =20packages from source, you have to install XCode (or the Developers =20tools if you system is old). Then it tells you that you have the choice to either install the =20version of XCode which comes with your computer when you install it =20(or which comes with the Mac OS X system you bought) or to get a =20 newer version of XCode from the Apple Developer Connection site, =20 where there are always the newest version.IfI find the reference to installing XCode with fink I'll pass that on.The Apple Developer Connection site is here: <http://developer.apple.com/>You need to register (it's free) via clicking on the Not a member? =20button just under the first image on the left.What about my other question: Should "fink fetch-missing" have done more than copy files into src?Yes, it downloads all sources files, but does not compile them.So it should not have done more than copy files into src.It'll be interesting for you to read the fink man page: Launch Terminal, located in /Applications/Utilities and type in it: man fink"man fink" isn't useful because there is no man page for fink on our system.We just installed fink. In fact I can't launch the terminal application eitherbecause I'm logged in remotely and the applications in the directories off / don't run through a remote connection although there might be some way toshort-wire whatever is preventing the remote display.
Did you tryy ssh -Y blah? Amicalement, Michèle <http://micmacfr.homeunix.org>
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