Hello Scott,
Wednesday, January 30, 2008, 10:27:22 AM, you wrote:
> The key difference between the install experience of Xcode 2.5 on
> Tiger versus Xcode 2.5 on Leopard, is that in the Leopard case,
> nothing gets installed into the base system (or, at least, nothing
> should get installed into the base system), everything should get
> installed under /Xcode2.5 (or wherever the user decided to place the
> Xcode directory).
> Sounds like the descriptive text in the Xcode 2.5 installer on Leopard
> is out of sync with this.
OK, this is fair enough (I made a mistake with "locate" too), but
another important end result of this is that even with gcc 3.3
installed, Xcode 2.5 still cant use gcc 3.3. It only starts to work if
Xcode 3.0 is also installed, which installs gcc-3.3 into the base system.
So one, the install text is wrong for Leopard, and two, Xcode 2.5 is
broken for not looking in it's own folder for gcc-3.3.
To be honest, I'm at a complete loss to understand why gcc 3.3 needs
to be installed into the base system at all. I have in the past built
gcc 3.x on Linux as a cross compiler for something else, and it was
self-contained in it's own folder set.
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Best regards,
Peter mailto:email@hidden
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