Re: [Visualpython-users] Mac newbie needs more help

[Aaron T. <ti...@ma...>]

You may want to check that gcc is in your path. For instance, "which 
gcc" or "gcc -v" should return something that makes sense. For me, 
"which gcc" returns "/usr/local/bin".

I did have one problem with the Numeric installation, which was rather 
strange. Setup gave an error because it couldn't find /sw/bin/python 
even though I ran python2.2 to set up Numeric, so I created a symbolic 
link /sw/bin/python that pointed to /sw/bin/python2.2.

I assume that you specifically installed Python 2.2 from Fink and are 
using python2.2 to run your scripts.

I dont' think that's the magic incantation, but talking to your 
computer with a nice voice always helps :-)

AT

On Saturday, August 30, 2003, at 07:30 PM, Gary Pajer wrote:

> I've got OSX 10.2  (10.2.6, I think).  Fink is installed.  python from 
> fink
> is installed and runs.
> THe December 2002 Apple Development tools are installed.
>
> I've downloaded Numeric.  When I run setup.py install, I get an error 
> "gcc
> not found".
>
> I understand that there's something really basic missing, but bear 
> with me:
> I am a complete Mac novice.
>
> What's the magic incantation?
>
> -Gary
>
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