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<body class='hmmessage'><div style="text-align: left;">Here is what happens on Mac OSX 10.4 PowerPC.<br><br>Where would you like the system installed? [/usr/local/cm3] <br><br> This is the one thing worthwhile, though the default is fine.<br><br>1: /usr/bin/emacsclient<br>2: /usr/bin/emacs<br>3: /usr/bin/gnuclient<br>4: /usr/bin/vi<br>5: /usr/bin/vim<br>What should be the default text editor for new CM3 users? <br> [/usr/bin/emacsclient](1 of 5) <br><br>I don't believe this is ever used, not until Reactor comes back.<br>Otherwise it's not a terrible thing to ask.<br><br>1: /usr/lib<br>Where are the flex/bison libraries? [/usr/lib](1 of 1) <br><br>I haven't tested this yet, but the default appears correct, and you don't<br>likely need to specify it. "-lfl" probably suffices.<br><br>Where are the Postgres95 libraries? <br><br>By default, nowhere.<br>User could edit cm3.cfg file. Perhaps just comment which<br>parts are more or less expected to be user-edited?<br><br>Where are the OpenGL libraries? <br><br>Haven't tested this, but again I believe hardcoding is trivial.<br>Like -framework OpenGL or such. (attached)<br><br>1: /usr/lib<br>2: /usr/local/lib<br>Where are the ODBC libraries? [/usr/lib](1 of 2) <br><br>Untested, but again /usr/lib appears correct and -liodbc -liodbcinst<br>should suffice.<br><br>Where are the Motif libraries? <br><br>Nowhere by default.<br><br>Where are the X11 libraries? <br><br>Nowhere by default, but probably hardcodeable if installed.<br><br>1: /usr/bin/gcc<br>2: /usr/bin/cc<br>Where is your C compiler? [/usr/bin/gcc](1 of 2) <br><br>Both options are fine and equivalent, along with "cc, "gcc", "gcc-3.3", "gcc-4.0".<br><br>1: /usr/bin/ar<br>Where is your library archiver? [/usr/bin/ar](1 of 1) <br><br>This is correct, along with "ar", but the docs suggest shouldn't be used.<br><br>1: /usr/bin/ranlib<br>Where is your library indexer? [/usr/bin/ranlib](1 of 1) <br><br>Ditto.<br><br>1: /usr/bin/as<br>Where is your assembler? [/usr/bin/as](1 of 1) <br><br>This is correct, along with "as".<br>Could also be, e.g. /usr/libexec/darwin/pcc/as, but nothing<br>to be gained by using that directly, right?<br>(gcc has similar actual files)<br><br>See my point? It's all rather worthless.<br>Hardcoded defaults or $PATH search work.<br><br>Attached is my config file so far but I am having problems..<br><br> - Jay<br></div><br /><hr />Don't get caught with egg on your face. Play Chicktionary! <a href='http://club.live.com/chicktionary.aspx?icid=chick_wlhmtextlink1_dec' target='_new'>Check it out!</a></body>
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