Hello everyone,
I am on Leopard and trying to use the C/C++ compiler from the command line.
I have Xcode installed and I can compile from Xcode with no problems.
However I would like to be able to simply type in the command line:
% cc (or gcc or whatever) myfile.c
Neither cc or gcc or g++ was found in my PATH so I had to either alias or softlink to the Xcode nstallation which is /Developer/usr/bin/g++
Having done that, I managed to access the compiler, however it then complains about the libraries (can't find <stdio.h> for example).
Even if I try a silly program with no libraries (e.g. main() {} ) the linker returns the error
ld: library not found for -lcrt1.10.5.o
What do I need to set in order to be able to compile from the command line?
I normally use Xcode for any serious program, but I would still be able to access the compiler from the command line occasionally. One example is when I download something that needs to be compiled, like the id3 libraries which I need for a project. I cannot run the configure script because it fails to find the compiler and/or the standard libraries.
Any help would be greatly appreciated
Thanks in advance
/Andrea
I am on Leopard and trying to use the C/C++ compiler from the command line.
I have Xcode installed and I can compile from Xcode with no problems.
However I would like to be able to simply type in the command line:
% cc (or gcc or whatever) myfile.c
Neither cc or gcc or g++ was found in my PATH so I had to either alias or softlink to the Xcode nstallation which is /Developer/usr/bin/g++
Having done that, I managed to access the compiler, however it then complains about the libraries (can't find <stdio.h> for example).
Even if I try a silly program with no libraries (e.g. main() {} ) the linker returns the error
ld: library not found for -lcrt1.10.5.o
What do I need to set in order to be able to compile from the command line?
I normally use Xcode for any serious program, but I would still be able to access the compiler from the command line occasionally. One example is when I download something that needs to be compiled, like the id3 libraries which I need for a project. I cannot run the configure script because it fails to find the compiler and/or the standard libraries.
Any help would be greatly appreciated
Thanks in advance
/Andrea
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