anyone know where i can get 10.3 Developers Tools?
This may be slightly off topic, but I have just bought an iBook off eBay, and it comes with a fresh install of 10.3, however it doesn't have the Developers Tools installed. I will be using this for Perl development, so i need to be able to compile and install modules, do i need the whole Developers Tools? I can only seem to find these for 10.4 on the apple site... does anyone know if i can still download the Developer Tools for 10.3 or is there another way of getting the tool set i need for compiling custom modules? thanks for any help adam -- This message has been scanned for viruses and dangerous content by MailScanner, and is believed to be clean.
RE: anyone know where i can get 10.3 Developers Tools?
There are downloadable dev tools installers on the ADC member site, but not on the free site. So if you can conjure up an ADC account you should be able to grab them (the free online account flavor may suffice, not sure). developer.apple.com. IIRC they are under Downloads, MacOS X. -Original Message- From: Adam Witney [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Fri 7/28/2006 5:41 AM To: MacOS X perl Subject: anyone know where i can get 10.3 Developers Tools? This may be slightly off topic, but I have just bought an iBook off eBay, and it comes with a fresh install of 10.3, however it doesn't have the Developers Tools installed. I will be using this for Perl development, so i need to be able to compile and install modules, do i need the whole Developers Tools? I can only seem to find these for 10.4 on the apple site... does anyone know if i can still download the Developer Tools for 10.3 or is there another way of getting the tool set i need for compiling custom modules? thanks for any help adam -- This message has been scanned for viruses and dangerous content by MailScanner, and is believed to be clean.
RE: anyone know where i can get 10.3 Developers Tools?
From: Robert Barris [EMAIL PROTECTED] There are downloadable dev tools installers on the ADC member site, but not on the free site. So if you can conjure up an ADC account you should be able to grab them (the free online account flavor may suffice, not sure). developer.apple.com. IIRC they are under Downloads, MacOS X. I've had a similar problem and have not found the updates--I've got the disks with XCode 1.1 (for example), but have been unable to find the updates to 1.5. Are you saying I should look there? I thought I had, but if you say so, I'll gladly look again.
Re: anyone know where i can get 10.3 Developers Tools?
On Jul 28, 2006, at 8:41 AM, Adam Witney wrote: does anyone know if i can still download the Developer Tools for 10.3 or is there another way of getting the tool set i need for compiling custom modules? Yes, you can still download Xcode 1.5 (the last for Panther), and even the December 2002 Dev Tools (the last for Jaguar) at: http://connect.apple.com You'll need to register for the free online ADC membership if you don't have one already. Since you're using Panther, don't forget to modify Config.pm as described here: http://www.mail-archive.com/macosx@perl.org/msg05736.html sherm-- Web Hosting by West Virginians, for West Virginians: http://wv-www.net Cocoa programming in Perl: http://camelbones.sourceforge.net
RE: How to get a pid
It would have been helpful to see the contents of execEggplant. Is it really using exec? If so, the child's pid should be the same as the thing that exec'd it. Sorry. I should be more clear. My code uses ` ` (backward qoute?), which is the same as system(), I think. So it is not exec(), open(). execEggplant is a command that executes eggplant with a Eggplant script path as parameter. I also pipe the error to output. $execEggplant = runscript an_eggplant_script_path 2$1 ## just from my memory. I don't have the script on hand right now. The reason I doesn't use exec is because I want to catch the output from Eggplant (it write its log to err). If I use exec(), then I wouldn't be able to see the output from that process. I have no experience with open() and took a look at it, and it doesn't seem to work for my case. I have used pid+1 for quite a few days now and it seems to work without any problem. But I still feel it is not the right thing to do. ted If you use open(), the return value of open will be the pid of the pipe opened. If you use system(), you may be out of luck; I don't know. ...or is it the case that execEggplant exec's some script which then, itself runs Eggplant? In that case, you will have to roll your own IPC. -- rjbs
Re: How to get a pid
On 2006/07/29, at 4:12, Ted Zeng wrote: ... I have used pid+1 for quite a few days now and it seems to work without any problem. But I still feel it is not the right thing to do. Have you ever heard of race?
Re: anyone know where i can get 10.3 Developers Tools?
Wasn't it included in /Applications/Installers/ on 10.3? Or was that just for certain hardware models? -Ken On Jul 28, 2006, at 7:41 AM, Adam Witney wrote: This may be slightly off topic, but I have just bought an iBook off eBay, and it comes with a fresh install of 10.3, however it doesn't have the Developers Tools installed. I will be using this for Perl development, so i need to be able to compile and install modules, do i need the whole Developers Tools? I can only seem to find these for 10.4 on the apple site... does anyone know if i can still download the Developer Tools for 10.3 or is there another way of getting the tool set i need for compiling custom modules?
Re: anyone know where i can get 10.3 Developers Tools?
On Fri, 28 Jul 2006, Ken Williams wrote: Wasn't it included in /Applications/Installers/ on 10.3? Or was that just for certain hardware models? Yes, for machines that shipped with 10.3. It should also be on the restore discs for the same machines. In a pinch, it doesn't have to be the right disc, either. E.g. if you have an iBook and an iMac and can only find the iBook's installation CDs, you can use them to install XCode on the iMac. (You wouldn't be able to install OSX itself, but that isn't the problem here anyway.) Hope this helps.. -- Chris Devers DO NOT LEAVE IT IS NOT REAL
