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bogus dude · 1 year ago

What if I'm still running Tiger, but the only download I see is for Leopard? The PDF says that the version listed is for Leopard only.

Quinn McHenry · 1 year ago

Keep looking down the list.. you'll need a version 2.x of the developer tools. Like this:

Xcode 2.5 Developer Tools
Xcode 2.5 is an update release of Xcode developer tools, providing bug fixes over Xcode 2.4.1. Xcode 2.5 can be installed on Tiger (Mac OS X 10.4) or on Leopard (Mac OS X 10.5).

math · 1 year ago

Keep searching, IT IS there. I went into the same issue, the default xcode that appear in the page is 3.x, but you need 2.5, it's the latest for Tiger.
I searched in the site in the developer tools section, yeah I know it's annoying.

P · 11 months ago

Apple sucks 1GB download for GCC

Q · 8 months ago

word

thatguy · 5 months ago

GCC-4.0 requires 95mb when installed from your OS X DVD.

FloridaHealthInsuranceQuotes · 10 months ago

thanks for sharing the web addresses. this will help a lot.

Mahesh Gupta · 9 months ago

thank u very much.......

Mahesh Gupta · 9 months ago

May be better download iphone SDk 2.2 which has Xcode in it. size is 1.56GB.:-)

Rich Feit · 8 months ago

Thanks much! Minor change -- you first click on "Mac OSX", then there's XCode Tools in the resulting list.

Anonymous Coward · 8 months ago

srsly? 1+GB for freaking gcc? that is RIDIC!

Ali · 7 months ago

Hi,
Thanks for the instructions. The path has changed slightly.
Once you log in, go to: Downloads -> Developer Tools -> Xcode 3.1.2 Developer Tools and download the package called Xcode 3.1.2 Developer Tools DVD (Disk Image)

Cheers!

Liftchair · 7 months ago

The 'gcc compiler' is installed when one installs 'XcodeTools' (via the 'XcodeTools.mpkg' file) from the installation CD (if installing Panther [MacOS X 10.3.x] or earlier) / DVD - in the '/Xcode Tools/' folder.

Or, in the CDs' / DVDs' '/Xcode Tools/Packages/' folder is / are the 'gccx.x.pkg' (where s.x is the version number) installer file(s).

denver real estate · 6 months ago

I like the Apple sucks for 1GB download for GCC. It is really good. Try!

thatguy · 5 months ago

GCC-4.0 requires 95mb when installed from your OS X DVD.

Witek · 4 months ago

Some Apple forum members managed to figure out that the most up to date and final release of Xcode for Tiger is v 2.5. You can find the link to the Xcode package at http://discussions.apple.com/message.jspa?messa...

J.C. · 4 months ago

Sorry if i am repeating anyone but I know if you have mac 10.4.X then on the install disk you can find a copy of xcode...

J.C. · 4 months ago

Opps I didn't see lift chair...
"The 'gcc compiler' is installed when one installs 'XcodeTools' (via the 'XcodeTools.mpkg' file) from the installation CD (if installing Panther [MacOS X 10.3.x] or earlier) / DVD - in the '/Xcode Tools/' folder.

Or, in the CDs' / DVDs' '/Xcode Tools/Packages/' folder is / are the 'gccx.x.pkg' (where s.x is the version number) installer file(s)."
Sorry

R · 2 months ago

Hi,
I've been installed the powerpc-apple-darwin9-gcc-4.0.1. I'm now concerned with an error message from typing 'gcc -Version' into console:

''powerpc-apple-darwin9-gcc-4.0.1: couldn't run '/usr/bin/powerpc-apple-darwin9-gcc-ersion': No such file or directory"

This seems to be obvious, because the letter 'v' from version is missing. But where have I look at to correct this mistake ?

kingman · 2 months ago

The GNU Compiler for Java (GCJ or gcj), a free software compiler for the Java programming language, forms part of the GNU Compiler Collection.... The GNU Compiler Collection is a full-featured ANSI C compiler..
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augu9 · 2 months ago

This article provides an overview of the GNU Compiler Collection (GCC) from the Free Software Foundation and its use on Mac OS X... very useful blog and i love this article a lot..
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José Borges · 3 weeks ago

I have an Mac with OS a version 10.5.8. I recently installed Xcode v3.1.3 and I started to get errors and warnings in compiling programs with gcc, such as:
" ..... incompatible implicit declaration of built-in function 'ceil' "
Can someone help me?

sandeepkumardey · 2 days ago

thank you for writing this helpful notes.
Can you tell me how to install CGAL in MAC

Kurt Bigler · 2 days ago

As a long-time XCode user it has been installed on my Mac for years, and I have applied updates occasionally. Nonetheless gcc is not located at /usr/bin/gcc (which has not been an issue until now since I don't normally use the command line for compiling). It is however, located at /Developer/usr/bin/gcc. So I added /Developer/usr/bin/gcc to my path, hoping that would let me use gcc and make to build libjpeg under Leopard. (Aside: Apple's own jpeg support via "Image IO" appears to ignore the specified "quality" for jpeg compression).

However the ./configure script for libjpeg says:

configure: error: installation or configuration problem: C compiler cannot create executables.

But at least now that I altered my $PATH it recognizes that gcc is present.

I have not tried to debug the configure script, but figure I am missing something basic, or else XCode installation practices have changed. My XCode is 3.1.1, and gcc from the command line says "i686-apple-darwin9-gcc-4.0.1".

Kurt Bigler · 1 day ago

FIXED: I installed XCode 3.1.4 and it resolved the problem. It also installed gcc in /usr/bin so I no longer have to alter my $PATH.