Am/On Mon, 28 Jan 2008 11:16:57 -0500 schrieb/wrote Michael Witten: >On 27 Jan 2008, at 10:11 PM, Matthias Schmidt wrote: > >> What has to be done to complete the installation or update of gcc on >> a Mac? > >What exactly were the errors you got with 4.2.2? Error 1 and Error 2 the rest I can't remember. But there are some postings on the web about this issue. 4.2.3 compiles without problems. But I would need some more knowledge, how to set that stuff up correctly on Leopard and I couldn't find a how to (for dummies ;-) > >I got 4.1.2 built by cross-compiling to Mac OS X 10.4 from 10.5 by >doing this >first: > > export MACOSX_DEPLOYMENT_TARGET=10.4 actually in this case I need 10.5 only. The box is a Leopard Server and I need to compile only stuff like Postfix, ClamAV etc. For development I use XCode sometimes, mainly 4D - no terminal stuff ;-) But of course I'd like to know the procedure, so that I could update gcc with a newer version on my will. > >As for your case, did you replace the Apple binaries with the ones you >just built? as far as I can tell it did it by itself, but only partly. So there are obviously some gotchas, because when I run ./configure for ClamAV the new compiler is not recognized. >If not, do you have the new ones on your path? If you're building >ClamAV from an XCode >project, is there some built environment variable you can set, like CC? no I just go to the downloaded source code, run configure with some options, make and make install. Nothing special, just the standard procedure. Thanks and all the best Matthias
