Dear MacOS X testers
The great UNIX base with Telnet and command line shell capability invites me to use well known GNU packages like "Lynx", "Pine" and so on. Unfortunately, a "cc -o helloWorld helloWorld.c" command (three code line app) does not work :-( but a "man cc" shows
NAME
cc - C and Objective-C compiler
DESCRIPTION
This command is documented in /Developer/Documentation/Developer-Tools/Compiler. Please refer to the documentation files in that directory for more information.
I belong to these folks who say: "A UNIX system without a C compiler is not a UNIX!".
Is there a way to install GCC so I can compile the packages mentionned above? What solutions does Apple provide?
Any comments are appreciated.![Smile :) :)](data:image/gif;base64,R0lGODlhAQABAIAAAAAAAP///yH5BAEAAAAALAAAAAABAAEAAAIBRAA7)
Greetings
Dreäl
The great UNIX base with Telnet and command line shell capability invites me to use well known GNU packages like "Lynx", "Pine" and so on. Unfortunately, a "cc -o helloWorld helloWorld.c" command (three code line app) does not work :-( but a "man cc" shows
NAME
cc - C and Objective-C compiler
DESCRIPTION
This command is documented in /Developer/Documentation/Developer-Tools/Compiler. Please refer to the documentation files in that directory for more information.
I belong to these folks who say: "A UNIX system without a C compiler is not a UNIX!".
Is there a way to install GCC so I can compile the packages mentionned above? What solutions does Apple provide?
Any comments are appreciated.
Greetings