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| Xenesis Posts: 185/200 |
You get GCC with the 'Apple Developer Tools' package, which has XCode and a whole bunch of other things. It's worth the 1gb.
And yes, Xcode IS godly. Wrapping up Java applications in an OSX application bundle is handy too.  |
| Raccoon Sam Posts: 1025/1040 |
OSX comes with a gcc unless I'm mistaken.
And jeez, just get Xcode. It's godly  |
| Dan Posts: 219/219 |
The obvious solution is to free up some space on your hard disc. |
| mortalkenshi2 Posts: 132/159 |
its not out of space really it just has a little over like the ammount Xcode requires. Xcode is like about a gigabyte of space and I have 1.5GB at the moment. |
| Black Lord + Posts: 268/273 |
Originally posted by mortalkenshi2 Well... if you're computer is out of space, then what makes you think you will be able to install a Visual Basic type program... ??? |
| mortalkenshi2 Posts: 130/159 |
I cannot download Xcode because my computer is really out of space and I cant get anymore. I need a program like Visual Basic for example Realbasic but the trial is too short and it costs too much money to buy.
i am still googling for the programs. |
| niteice Posts: 42/45 |
Register with ADC (for free) and download Xcode. |
| Xenesis Posts: 164/200 |
GCC is included with the 'Apple Developer Tools' package. It's on one of your OSX discs if you bought the OS separately from your mac (Upgrade or whatever), or you can download it from Apple's website if you're using the version of the OS that came with your mac. |
| neotransotaku Posts: 1851/1860 |
I don't believe it is installed initially though. I remember installing 10.3 and I had to use the utility CD to install a package with all the compiling tools. |
| FreeDOS + Posts: 1233/1312 |
Mac OS X comes with gcc last I checked. |
| Tarale Posts: 2668/2713 |
I would recommend you have a look at iusethis for software. I personally have no need for a compiler, but that site should help you find one, and read other people's comments on them. |
| Simon Belmont Posts: 1636/1773 |
We do not hold hands, but here is the answer to everything. If you can't find it there, you're doing it wrong. |
| Guy Perfect Posts: 445/451 |
Originally posted by Black Lord + Originally posted by mortalkenshi2 The first result for gcc on Google: GCC, the GNU Compiler Collection |
| SN1P3RB0Y Posts: 35/35 |
If you want some good tutorials, go to Pixel2life.com. |
| mortalkenshi2 Posts: 124/159 |
Originally posted by Black Lord + where would I find gcc? |
| Black Lord + Posts: 265/273 |
Compilere:
gcc Tutorials: I would recommend google... I know there are some good sites with some decent tutorials but I can't really list them off the top of my head. |
| mortalkenshi2 Posts: 123/159 |
I need a C compiler for the mac as well as some tutorials for the C language. Maybe not the tutorials but I need a compiler because I cant find anything useful and I would like to start writing some programs after learning the language. |
