CC on mac OS X

[xenonflx+]

Hello everybody,

this is probably a really easy question to answer and I'm probably just being stupid...

I'm trying to compile corkscrew for Mac OS X in the termnial and it says that no cc compiler can be found. I've tried searching for cc and gcc for unix but i'm not a big unix user. Surely there's an easier way?

Thanks for the help in advance

xenonflx+

 

[5300cs]

Install the developer tools you should be all set after that

 

[xenonflx+]

I thought it would be something like that. Where do I get hte developer tools from?>

thanks for the help

xenonflx+

 

[5300cs]

It should be among your install CDs. It'll say "Developer Tools" on it, I think (not being sarcastic.)

If you don't have it, you can get it from developer.apple.com somewhere in there. It's a big download though, 200+ megs I think.

 

[encro]

once you have installed the dev tools cc is a symlink to an apple modified version of gcc that supports objective-c also.

 

[Nermal]

If you bought Jaguar, you'll have a CD called Developer Tools.
If you bought Panther, you'll have a CD called Xcode Tools.
If OS X came preinstalled on your Mac, you should have a folder called Installers inside your Applications folder, and the Developer Tools should be in there.

Hope this helps