#UPDATE GCC MACPORTS FOR MAC OS#
#UPDATE GCC MACPORTS INSTALL#
#UPDATE GCC MACPORTS UPGRADE#

patch-avr-gcc-update-452.diff updates the portfile for gcc 4.5.2. Something like this: sudo cp /Downloads/patch-avr-config-unknown-mcu.diff (port dir avr-gcc)/files.

It needs to go into (port dir avr-gcc)/files. All you have to do is make sure that the path to MacPorts' directories come before Fink. patch-avr-config-unknown-mcu.diff patches gcc.

#UPDATE GCC MACPORTS INSTALL#

sudo port install gcc11 To see what files were. Sweet.Īlthough I use MacPorts as my primary package manager, I also use Fink, and if you configure things correctly, they can easily co-exist on the same system and not get in each other's way. Instructions To install gcc11, run the following command in macOS terminal (Applications->Utilities->Terminal). As it is, I just typed 'sudo port install vlc', and MacPorts handled the rest, compiling not only VLC, but all the dependencies, and it used the right variants so that I ended up with a clickable program in my /Applications/MacPorts directory as well. Without MacPorts, I would need to download and compile by hand, and who knows what would have happened. As a simple example, I just used it to compile the latest bug-fix release of the VideoLAN media player (VLC 1.0.6), which is currently only available in source form.

#UPDATE GCC MACPORTS UPGRADE#

I currently use it with a 10.5.8 PPC system, and will continue using it when I upgrade to a 10.6.x Intel. If MacPorts works great for you, excellent! If it doesn't, there are others, including (maybe limited to) the aforementioned Homebrew, and Fink.

So: a port repository on your OS X machine is a Good Thing. I do know that it's very easy for me to install and manage ports and their dependencies. I really don't know whether the selection of Homebrew ports is as extensive as the selection of MacPorts. Homebrew does the same basic thing as MacPorts, coded entirely in Ruby. My main need for the various ported programs and libraries was to assist in doing Ruby development, so I went with Homebrew (which does not appear to be available through MacUpdate). Having noted that, I had difficulty getting my MacPorts repository to the point where I could effortlessly type To upgrade a copy of MacPorts that was installed from source to the newer release of the source code, simply repeat the source install with the newer version of the MacPorts source code. It's pretty much the closest one to an 'official' repository, I think. MacPorts base upgrades are performed automatically (when a newer release is available) during a selfupdate operation.

#UPDATE GCC MACPORTS FOR MAC OS#

MacPorts is one of a few different ports repositories for Mac OS X. Set exit_status [process_cmd $remaining.'ĭon't construe the following as a knock on MacPorts it isn't. # If there are remaining arguments, process those as a command 'action_revupgrade $action $portlist $opts' (procedure 'macports::revupgrade' line 5) 'revupgrade_scanandrebuild broken_port_counts $opts' (procedure 'revupgrade_scanandrebuild' line 382)

opt/local/var/macports/logs/_opt_local_var_macports_sources_release_ports_www_webkit-gtk/webkit-gtk/main.log MacOS: 10.7.4-x8664 Xcode: 4.3. Please see the log file for port webkit-gtk for details: When I try to install Pallet, I get a failure.Įrror: for port webkit-gtk returned: command execution failed

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