Zhaojie Boulder wrote:
After google, I installed Xcode,but it did not help. Also, the Xcode
folder is not within "applications" folder, but a separate one parallel
with "applications". Dragging Xcode folder into the applications folder
did not make a difference, either.
Well, you don't really need XCode, just the compiler it uses, which is a
command line tool anyway.
Try typing:
which gcc
at the command line. You should get:
/usr/bin/gcc
if you get something like:
no gcc in .....[long list of paths]
Then you haven't installed XCode tools properly. You need the whole
development tool set.
The other option is to find binaries of the stuff you need. You should
be able to find IPython, but I don't know about PyCogent.
-Chris
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