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Join Date: Oct 2003
Location: Minneapolis
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I am currently enrolled in a c++ class and we use unix machines. In the terminal we use the command line "g++ name.cpp" to compile our program. does anyone know how i can include this command into the darwin terminal, or is there a different command that does this? thanks.
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Join Date: Aug 2004
Location: Canberra, City of Sin
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(1) Install the free Developer Tools.
(2) There is no 2.
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I would like you on a long black
leash,
You can bring me all the things I
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Mac Elite
Join Date: Feb 2000
Location: Nashua NH, USA
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2) Application->Utilities->Terminal.app
3) No step 3, your in UNIX land baby!
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Join Date: Sep 2001
Location: Chico, CA and Carlsbad, CA.
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Originally posted by staph:
(2) There is no 2.
True, but there are:
1.25: Register for a free Apple Developer Connection online membership at: http://connect.apple.com/
1.5: Log in and proceed to "Download Software" -> "Developer Tools"
1.75: Download "Xcode Tools v1.2"... it's a large file and will take a few hours to download depending on your connection.
The "developer tools" are a bunch of programs that allow you to develop software on Mac OS X. This includes the command line tools (g++, make, gdb, etc) and also Mac OS X specific tools (XCode, shark, quartz debug, etc).
I compile lots of software on my Powerbook for my computer science classes, good to be a Mac user, eh? 
(Last edited by [APi]TheMan; Nov 22, 2004 at 02:32 AM.
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Join Date: Oct 2003
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thanks a lot. yea, love the mac
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Join Date: Sep 2001
Location: Chico, CA and Carlsbad, CA.
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Originally posted by TubaMuffins:
thanks a lot. yea, love the mac
Awesome. So what kind of classes are you going to be taking? Data structures, algorithms, theory, technical writing?
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Join Date: Feb 2001
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Actually, XCode is up to version 1.5, not 1.2. One caveat, if you install XCode 1.5 and want to do audio work, then do a custom install and uncheck Install Headers.
If you don't uncheck Install Headers, then you will need to reinstall the lastest QuickTime, then install the Core Audio 1.3.1 SDK.
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Join Date: Sep 2001
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Originally posted by PBG4 User:
Actually, XCode is up to version 1.5, not 1.2. One caveat, if you install XCode 1.5 and want to do audio work, then do a custom install and uncheck Install Headers.
If you don't uncheck Install Headers, then you will need to reinstall the lastest QuickTime, then install the Core Audio 1.3.1 SDK.
You're correct about XCode version 1.5, however 1.5 is not a standalone install if I recall correctly. You must install 1.2 before you can apply the 1.5 update.
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