In an effort to organize my own notes, I've been consolidating some of
the tips I've used to port things to OSX into a single web site. There
is a large emphasis on Perl modules and the libraries needed for them.
I thought it might have sufficient general appeal, that I'm posting it
for comm
> This does the job fine until the REAL BBEdit for OS X released ; )
In the meantime, Pepper already runs native and supports execution of
command line scripts directly. OK. OK, I'm inciting an editor war
ry path
specified. Can you share the make results with us?
On Tuesday, April 3, 2001, at 09:05 PM, Forest Dean Feighner wrote:
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>
> I don't see what advantage this has over OS X's built-in "open"
> command. Typing
>
> % open -a /Applications/Foobar myfile
>
> will open myfile using application Foobar (assuming
> "/Applications/Foobar" is a valid path to the binary).
>
>
I didn't know! Thanks...
Randal
Thought this might have general appeal for those working on hard on
editing all those makefiles. openfile
(http://www.particle.clara.co.uk/macosx/) will open a file from the
command line in what ever Cocoa app you specify. I have set it up to
use Pepper and just type openfile makefile and it
Just thought everyone on this list should see this posting. It can
really make those perl scripts sing under OSX - like making the droplets
we had before undeor OS9.
Randal Cox
From: Wilfredo Sanchez <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Date: Thu Mar 29, 2001 10:31:45 PM US/Central
To: [EMAIL PRO
> ok question
>
>
> how do i get a perl script to run in pepper?
>
> I just tried via the menu and it says "codewarrior not running"
> so i take it that menu is not it ; ) (top right)
>
This menu ONLY runs CodeWarrior. However, the Extensions Menu is
accessible for our needs. Pepper will exec
> Oh, puh-lease.
> Real Programmers use vi.
> ;-) ;-) ;-)
>
> Bohdan
>
> PS - Remember that book "Real men don't eat quiche"? I should write one
> "Real programmers don't use IDE."
>
> (we use hexadecimal keypads with 2 digit LED displays!)
> LOL!
>
At the risk of continuing
> I am quite enamored with Pepper. (http://www.hekkelman.com).
> Randal
>
> Hmmm i tried it but it kept crashing and doing other strange things.
> Maybe i didn't set it up right?
It's been stable in my hands. Perhaps you got an early copy. Give it
another try.
I'm just ecstatic to get a dec
On Friday, March 30, 2001, at 08:32 AM, System Administrator wrote:
> I'm trying to compile gd-2.0.0b and I get this error:
>
> ld: unknown flag: -shared
>
> Tom Boutell's Makefile says this:
>
> "#Shared library. This should work fine on any ELF platform (Linux,
> etc.) with
> #GNU ld or
>
you said you can compile zlib. I can, but make test issues errors.
Does yours? If yours doesn't, can you tell me exactly what you did?
> But I'm having trouble getting Lincoln Stein's GD.pm to install. I've
> tried
> using cpan.pm to do it and I've tried 'make' from the command line but I
On Friday, March 30, 2001, at 02:01 PM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> I use mac perl and BBEdit and i love it ; )
>
> Is there an IDE for os x? If not can everyone explain to me their
> set up?
I am quite enamored with Pepper. (http://www.hekkelman.com). It runs
native under OSX and unders
> Have you installed GD.pm, Adam? I'm getting errors from both my manual
> installation and when using CPAN. I've installed the supporting
> libraries
> and all seemed to go well there.
>
> Here's what happens:
>
> DELETED STUFF
> I see these things in th
ported libraries
and headers along with a simple install.sh script).
Randal Cox
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