Re: problem recognizing gcc

[Adam Fedor]

You can read these installation instructions for more help:

http://www.gnustep.org/resources/documentation/User/GNUstep/ 
README.Darwin

It's mentioned there, but the best way to install gcc and all the  
required libs is to install fink. Then you just need to make sure you  
are using the required compiler when installing GNUstep. Like this:

CC=/sw/bin/gcc4 ./InstallGNUstep

I'd have to point out that GNUstep is still a bit flaky on Tiger, so  
I can't guarantee it will work even then.


On Sep 15, 2007, at 3:36 PM, Dean McQuiston wrote:

> I don't know if this is a bug, but I am attempting to install  
> gnustep 0.18.1 on Tiger; when I run InstallGNUstep I get this:
>
> E093 Error
> It appears you are using the Apple cc compiler. The Apple compiler  
> does
> not compile GNUstep.
> You need to install an FSF compiler, or make sure that the FSF
> compiler is found first in your PATH.
> --------------------------------------------------------------
> W102 Warning
> Make version is not recent enough or you are not using GNU
> make. You may have many problems compiling and/or running GNUstep.
>
> Please correct the above errors before installing GNUstep
> If you don't understand something or think a test is in error,
> please email bug-gnustep@gnu.org and send the /Users/dean/gnustep- 
> startup-0.18.1/build/logs.tar.gz file
>
> ***
>
> However, I have pulled down gnu gcc 4.2.1, created a build  
> directory ("gcc") in my home, run configure from it (it doesn't  
> recognize 'make bootstrap' or 'make install', when I try running  
> "install-sh" it asks for an input file) but the above error remains.
>
> I also set my path to this:  /Users/dean/gcc/:/Users/dean/gcc-4.2.1/ 
> gcc/:/Users/dean/gcc-4.2.1:/sw/bin:/sw/sbin:/bin:/sbin:/usr/bin:/ 
> usr/sbin:/usr/X11R6/bin
>
> I'm new to this and am probably doing something stupid, but any  
> help would be appreciated so I can get going with gnu step
>
> Thanks
>
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