Message: 3
Date: Mon, 08 Jan 2007 17:28:36 +0100
From: Thomas Treichl <address@hidden>
Subject: Octave On MacOSX
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Hi,
on January, 4, 2007 GMT22:30 I sent an email to the help-list with
the subject
"How To Minimalistically GNUify MacOSX For Building Octave From
Scratch". Maybe
the spam-filter has eaten my email, but never mind about that, here
is already
the first update of README.MacOSX.
The good thing about this update is, that we do already know that
the step by
step procedure does work on a CoreDuo Mac as well as on a PPC G4
Mac if one
follows step by step the README.MacOSX file.
Also make sure, that you didn't mix up a lot of programs and
libraries from
different Internet resources: One might have the idea to install
"bison" from
the hmug.org and the "sed" from the fink.sourceforge.net and the
"gfortran" from
the hpc.sourceforge.net site. This won't be working! This is like
mixing a
Debian/RedHat/SuSE-distribution all together - this doesn't work
very well too!
So what I mean is that you should decide which resource you want to
use: if you
want to use fink.sourceforge.net then you need everything from
fink, or use the
darwinports.com you take everything from darwinports etc. - or you
take this
README.MacOSX file for building everything from scratch.
Ok, that's it, enjoy!
Thomas
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