have you installed the osx developer tools? I think you need to do
that in order to have gcc. There is a disk that comes with the
panther install, and I think you can also get a disk image from the
apple developer web site.
cheers
russ
On Dec 31, 2004, at 1:59 PM, Mark Pinsk wrote:
Hi, I'm attempting to install FSL 3.2 on my ibook (os x
10.3). When the fsl.csh file tries to be
sourced (either by me or from within my .cshrc file) I get this error
twice as follows:
tcsh: gcc: Command not found
tcsh: gcc: Command not found
If I type "fsl" the gui pops up just fine. Everything seems to be
working. What is the cause of the
above error message?
I'm running tcsh shell. I installed in /usr/local/. And my .cshrc
file has these lines:
setenv FSLDIR /usr/local/fsl
source $FSLDIR/etc/fslconf/fsl.csh
set path = ( $path $FSLDIR/bin )
Thanks!
Mark
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