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You click a button marked "Install" in XCode and it installs the tools into /usr/bin. That sure is tough. OS X userland is pretty stock BSD. It may be unfamili
by cgh 14y ago
You click a button marked "Install" in XCode and it installs the tools into /usr/bin. That sure is tough.
OS X userland is pretty stock BSD. It may be unfamiliar if you are used to Linux.
- eropple 14y agoPutting the GNU tools on is pretty easy with Homebrew or MacPorts, though. Getting those is first thing I do when I set up a new Mac: grab Xcode, install the command line tools, get Homebrew, brew install coreutils, findutils, and gnu-sed.
- meaty 14y agoThat's an installed toolchain, not a properly working one.