Oh, okay, I get:
~bash: make: command not found
and that's it. I'll see if maybe there's a gcc update, or if maybe it
got deleted or something when I upgraded? The thing is, I set it up
initially so long ago that I don't remember if I had to download some
special compiling thing to make it make. (ha!)
Thanks for the pointer toward gcc/xcode upgrades. As for the
chuck.xcode file, I'm just wondering if anyone has ever compiled ChucK
on xcode, and how.
Andrew
On Fri, Sep 11, 2009 at 11:18 AM, Kassen
Andrew;
Don't really know who to turn to here, so I'm coming to you. I used to be able to very easily compile ChucK (plus the mini in a recent post) but "make" doesn't seem to be working for me now that I've got Snow Leopard. Would the new OS override or delete some previous compiler?
I don't know this for sure, actually I know very little about Mac's, but I seem to remember xcode is based on GCC. The latest versions of GCC became more strict about syntax, which is already affecting our friends on Fedora and will likely soon get through to Debian/Ubuntu as well.
If Apple is going to update xcode a sensible moment would be to do it while releasing the latest version of their OS.
That's my gut feeling, it might be way off. If that would be it a flag in the makefile might fix it, see; http://electro-music.com/forum/viewtopic.php?&t=36259
Also; writing "it won't compile", while interesting, should probably be appended by a log or list of errors or symptoms. Now we have to guess; the above is a educated guess, but it's still just a guess. If that's it then we're good as that means it's a known issue, there would be a workaround and most likely the Devs should be able to fix it.
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