Re: [PD-ot] Xcode and some commands

2013-01-14 Thread Alexandros Drymonitis
Just checked the Contents of Xcode, and there's a make executable there, is
this a compiler that could do the job? If so, what's the syntax for adding
this path in order to install the zexy library?
Also, I'm reading about fink, and trying to follow some guidelines for
installation. I have a question, is the /Applications directory the right
one for Xcode? Or should it go somewhere in the /Developer directory? Where
exactly?


On Mon, Jan 14, 2013 at 3:16 PM, IOhannes m zmoelnig zmoel...@iem.atwrote:

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 On 2013-01-14 12:50, Alexandros Drymonitis wrote:
  Hi all,

 hi.


 this is probably best targetted at pd-dev (pd-list), but anyhow...

  I'm trying to install some externals in Pd vanilla. Till now I've
  managed to install the Gem library. But now I'm trying to install
  zexy, but opening Pd with the '-lib zexy' flag from the command
  line is not enough. Trying to follow the installation guidelines of
  the library, I'm facing some problems. Trying to run
  './bootstrap.sh; ./configure; make' I get the following errors:
  ./bootstrap.sh: line 3: aclocal: command not found checking for
  gcc... no checking for cc... no checking for cl.exe... no
  configure: error: in
  `/Applications/Pd-0.44-0.app/Contents/Resources/extra/zexy-2.2.4/src':
 
 
 configure: error: no acceptable C compiler found in $PATH
  See `config.log' for more details -bash: make: command not found
 
  I have Xcode, version 4.5.2 installed in my /Applications directory
  (I've been told in the past I need to have developer tools in order
  to be able to run some commands), but that won't do the job..maybe
  it's quite obvious, but my knowledge on this is extremely limited.
  Any ideas? Obviously I have OS X. My version is 10.8.2, upgraded
  since I have quite an old laptop.

 i cannot help you in detail (some other devs might be more osx-savy,
 though), but i will try to give some generic hints.

 it seems like your system cannot find a number of needed things, namely
 - - a valid compiler (gcc)
 - - a valid make
 - - working autotools (e.g. aclocal)

 at least the former two should be installed when you have XCode
 properly installed. either you missed something when installing (e.g.
 only copied XCode app, but forgot to run the installer), or you have
 to add some paths to your PATH variable.
 try locating the make binary (e.g. `find / -name make`) and add that
 path to your PATH.

 autotools used to come with xcode, but it seems that they are not
 shipping it any longer (confirm [1]).
 you might have luck using a package-manager like fink.

 fgasdrm
 IOhannes



 [1]

 http://jsdelfino.blogspot.co.at/2012/08/autoconf-and-automake-on-mac-os-x.html
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Re: [PD-ot] Xcode and some commands

2013-01-14 Thread Ed Kelly
You need the command line tools for XCode. From the Apple website:

Xcode includes a new Downloads preference pane to install optional 
components such as command line tools, and previous iOS Simulators.

 
...so it seems gcc and make are optional components you can get from the 
Downloads preference pane
I don't have the latest OS X or XCode so that's all I have for now,

Ed

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 From: Alexandros Drymonitis adr...@gmail.com
To: IOhannes m zmoelnig zmoel...@iem.at 
Cc: pd-ot@iem.at; pd-dev pd-...@iem.at 
Sent: Monday, 14 January 2013, 13:47
Subject: Re: [PD-ot] Xcode and some commands
 

Just checked the Contents of Xcode, and there's a make executable there, is 
this a compiler that could do the job? If so, what's the syntax for adding 
this path in order to install the zexy library?
Also, I'm reading about fink, and trying to follow some guidelines for 
installation. I have a question, is the /Applications directory the right one 
for Xcode? Or should it go somewhere in the /Developer directory? Where 
exactly?




On Mon, Jan 14, 2013 at 3:16 PM, IOhannes m zmoelnig zmoel...@iem.at wrote:

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On 2013-01-14 12:50, Alexandros Drymonitis wrote:
 Hi all,

hi.


this is probably best targetted at pd-dev (pd-list), but anyhow...


 I'm trying to install some externals in Pd vanilla. Till now I've
 managed to install the Gem library. But now I'm trying to install
 zexy, but opening Pd with the '-lib zexy' flag from the command
 line is not enough. Trying to follow the installation guidelines of
 the library, I'm facing some problems. Trying to run
 './bootstrap.sh; ./configure; make' I get the following errors:
 ./bootstrap.sh: line 3: aclocal: command not found checking for
 gcc... no checking for cc... no checking for cl.exe... no
 configure: error: in
 `/Applications/Pd-0.44-0.app/Contents/Resources/extra/zexy-2.2.4/src':


configure: error: no acceptable C compiler found in $PATH
 See `config.log' for more details -bash: make: command not found

 I have Xcode, version 4.5.2 installed in my /Applications directory
 (I've been told in the past I need to have developer tools in order
 to be able to run some commands), but that won't do the job..maybe
 it's quite obvious, but my knowledge on this is extremely limited.
 Any ideas? Obviously I have OS X. My version is 10.8.2, upgraded
 since I have quite an old laptop.

i cannot help you in detail (some other devs might be more osx-savy,
though), but i will try to give some generic hints.

it seems like your system cannot find a number of needed things, namely
- - a valid compiler (gcc)
- - a valid make
- - working autotools (e.g. aclocal)

at least the former two should be installed when you have XCode
properly installed. either you missed something when installing (e.g.
only copied XCode app, but forgot to run the installer), or you have
to add some paths to your PATH variable.
try locating the make binary (e.g. `find / -name make`) and add that
path to your PATH.

autotools used to come with xcode, but it seems that they are not
shipping it any longer (confirm [1]).
you might have luck using a package-manager like fink.

fgasdrm
IOhannes



[1]
http://jsdelfino.blogspot.co.at/2012/08/autoconf-and-automake-on-mac-os-x.html
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