#Alpha zip for mac install#
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#Alpha zip for mac code#
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Use automake to make Makefile.in from Makefile.am:.

Simply from the OS terminal and from the location of the configure.ac file, type:

Use autoconf (you can run the MDSplus script bootstrap as well) to make configure from configure.ac:.

Those two files will generate the configure file and the Makefile.in (and ) files: These are the configure.ac and the Makefile.am.

#Alpha zip for mac code#

The source code package contains two files that controls how the build will proceed. What follows explains when to use the autoconf tool and the automake tool to generate the necessary files that will be used later during the building of the application. Making the configure script and the Makefile scripts Copy the executable from /tmp/cvs/Build/src to /usr/local bin.

#Alpha zip for mac install#

make install will not work (it is looking for /tmp/cvs/Debug) which does not exist. if you need cvs get it from:, You will have to download, and make. Xcode version 5 no longer ships with cvs. This is required to run these applications. On OS-X 10.8 Mountain Lion, the first time a java application is run (jScope, jTraverser) the system will prompt to install the Java SE runtime environment. In order to run the X-Windows based MDSplus applications (traverser, dwscope, dwscope-remote) you will need to install XQuartz. On Mac OS-X 10.8 Mountain Lion, an X-11 server is not included.

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Note: you will have to provide your password for the sudo commmand. With a terminal, cd to the expanded directory (~/Downloads/freetds-X.YY). Use finder to navigate to the downloaded file, and double click it to expand it to a folder. Note: for OS X Mojave and later, simply, open a terminal and type the following:ĭownload the tarball from the 'stable release' link on the upper right. Allow applications from all sources is on the general tab.įor OS X older than Mojave: Download the dmg file from the 2nd link, and run the installer package from the disk image. Open system preferences and then open the 'security and privacy' panel. Note: on 10.8 you must set the system preference to allow applications from unknown vendors. Note: the 10.5 package appears to work for 10.6. Simply, download Packages from one of these sites:Īfter that, packagesbuild will be installed here: /usr/local/bin/packagesbuild See here for more details about this tool: Packagesbuild (part of the Packages Tool) You will need to have Home Brew installed in your system, see Simply, open a terminal and type the following: Sudo installer -pkg /Library/Developer/CommandLineTools/Packages/macOS_SDK_headers_for_macOS_10.14.pkg -target / Simply, open a terminal and type the following as super-user: Located here: /Library/Developer/CommandLineTools/Packages/macOS_SDK_headers_for_macOS_10.14.pkg

OS X 10.8 starting Xcode will prompt for you to install jre, which is also needed later. Start Xcode and from File->Preferences downloads tab install the command line tools. OS X 10.7+ nstall Xcode 4.x from the Mac App Store. OS X 10.6 - download and install xcode 3.2.2

Mac OS-X 10.7+ Get Xcode 4.x from App Store

#Alpha zip for mac update#

Should these links become stale you can either search the web for these packages or post a note to the MDSplus mailing list and the developers will attempt to update the information on this page. The following table lists the packages required and provides links to download sites where you can find them. Even if you do not intend to use all of the MDSplus applications, some of the MDSplus internals may be linked to libraries in these prerequisite packages which would prevent them from loading if those packages were not installed. Prior to building MDSplus you will need to install a few additional packages required for the building process to work correctly.