I know this may be slightly off topic but I am interested in learning how to
program on the Mac. Do you guys know any beginning Mac Programming resourcess.
Also how do you guys use the canvas GUI bilder?
Thanks for the info.
And again sorry for being slightly off topic.
Regards, Donovan
On Sep
Thanks a bunch for the extra information. I got the command-line stuff
installed and thus homebrew is working again. It was an interesting form in
that setup area but I got it figured out.
Thanks again.
On Sep 15, 2012, at 4:23 PM, Esther mori...@mac.com wrote:
Hi Steve,
I don't use
I ran into this yesterday, and google explained it. The problem is that you
need the latest XCode, 4.4, but the update does not appear in the app store
when you check for updates. Instead, find XCode on the app store and download
it again. Once it installs, launch it (the one in /applications,
Thanks Alex, for helping with Xcode. I got it and it now appears in the App
store's list of purchased items. I have it installed now and it works again.
Problem still is homebrew thinks xcode is still not installed. It can't find
the /usr/bin/cc command. Sure enough, cc is not in /usr/bin.
I can't help here, sorry. I just use it to play around for now, with the goal
of wrapping eSpeak in an objective-c header so people can use that synthesizer
with vo. I'm not there yet, though.
On Sep 15, 2012, at 5:39 PM, Steve Holmes steve.holme...@gmail.com wrote:
Thanks Alex, for helping
Hi Steve,
I don't use homebrew, although I do use Xcode for some unix and Linux
related operations. The answer to your issue that starting with the
previous version of Xcode (4.3) you have to manually install the Xcode
command line tools. Without this step, homebrew will not fins any of
the
Thank you so much for the extra info. Last version of Xcode I have was 4.2.1
so jumping to 4.4 surely well brought out these differences. I will take a
look at your links and hopefully get this figured out. I don't have an Apple
developer login so hopefully I can just get the command line
