Yeah. The developer tools are not automatically updated. You need to create a
free developer account at Apple to get updates at all.
And btw: Xcode is spelled "Xcode", not "XCode" nor "xCode" or however.
I was actually planing to write a how to in the wiki for quite some time.
But actually it wor
As far as the options you are giving, I'm sure that they all work. But
there is an option which I believe should work and is much easier. In
version 2.0+ of MacSword Manfred did us all a huge favor and he
bundled the different Sword tools compiled for the Mac. You can find
them by right-cli
> Firstly, there is a free version of XCode available from the Apple website,
> which will likely be more up to date than the version that came with the OS.
> It's a big download (a gig or more) but worth it if you have the download
> pipe. Also, it updates through the built-in Software Updater
Firstly, there is a free version of XCode available from the Apple
website, which will likely be more up to date than the version that
came with the OS. It's a big download (a gig or more) but worth it if
you have the download pipe. Also, it updates through the built-in
Software Updater f
> ps: there is an alternative to using fink, which is MacPorts --
> http://www.macports.org/ which I tried but ended up reverting to fink. That
> was
> about 6 months ago, but I already forget how to use it.
Many moons ago when I was in possession of an ibook (I eventually hated it, but
that
2010/1/13 Troy A. Griffitts :
> Trying to help a friend get their Mac setup to compile SWORD, I did some
> hunting and discovered that searching our wiki and also a google search on
> crosswire.org does not turn up any results. Could someone respond to this
> thread with a quickstart for developme
In order to do this, you need to have the devtools installed that come free
with OS X. They may already be installed on the machine, or they are available
on the CD. A way to check is to see if there is a /Developer folder that has a
whole bunch of very cool dev tools that Apple provide for f
Trying to help a friend get their Mac setup to compile SWORD, I did some
hunting and discovered that searching our wiki and also a google search
on crosswire.org does not turn up any results. Could someone respond to
this thread with a quickstart for development from a vanilla Mac? It
would b
