Philipp, I just downloaded the PPC version of pmxab, and ./pmxab barsant.pmx worked. Maybe you have a pmxab somewhere in your system that is corrupted. So, if: $ cd ~/Downloads/pmx2521 $ ./pmxab barsant.pmx Works, you should do: $ which pmxab To know where the binary is located and replace it with the one you downloaded.
2010/11/19 Bernhard Lang <bernhard.l...@gmx.ch>: > after having reinstalled fink and gcc45 (which needs a download of the java > package from developers.apple.com because Apple has broken some dependencies > in the packages and gcc45 contains par default also java) gfortran is > accessible and compiles pmx2521.f out of the box, barsant.pmx is translated > into barsant.tex without problems. I didn't need to do this o_O but OK. > gfortran -o pmx2521.o -c pmx2521.f > gfortran -o pmxab -static-libgfortran -static-libsystem pmx2521.o Oh, so these are the commands. > thus only what appears to be a basic system library is left as dependency. > The pmxab binary increases thereby by roughly 200k, peanuts in our days. If > anyone wants to try whether this binary runs on her/his Mac (OS X Version > 10.6), I'll send you the file for testing. > > Jill-Jênn: in case the binary runs also on other machines, with the same > version of Mac OS I'll let you know. We could provide different statically > linked pmx versions on WIMA for those who don't happen to have gfortran > installed on their computer. Please send it to me, I'll try it on an Intel MacBook under 10.5 (the question you may ask is: how many Mac do I have?). Else I'll make another binary like you did. -- Jill-Jênn http://www.jill-jenn.net ------------------------------- TeX-music@tug.org mailing list If you want to unsubscribe or look at the archives, go to http://tug.org/mailman/listinfo/tex-music
