• ptepesch stny.rr.com (3/3) May 04 2004 I'm interested in trying out d using MacOS X, but if I understand correc...
• bjoern (13/18) May 04 2004 I just build a pkg for MacOS X, containing gcc-3.4.0 with support for
• Brian Hammond (3/21) May 04 2004 Yes, I'd be very interested in such a beast, especially if you were goin...
• bjoern (6/8) May 04 2004 I will try to stay up to date with the packages.
• ptepesch stny.rr.com (15/23) May 05 2004 Thanks for going to this effort.
• bjoern (12/48) May 06 2004 I have just learned that I have 100MB webspace at my university, so I
• ptepesch stny.rr.com (4/52) May 06 2004 Thank you for the file. For whatever reason the installer runs, but I d...
• ptepesch stny.rr.com (1/59) May 06 2004
• ptepesch stny.rr.com (7/65) May 06 2004 Apparently the default install directory for this package is /. Also, i...
• bjoern (18/92) May 12 2004 I am very sorry, that it installs itself into /. Unfortunatly, I didn't

ptepesch stny.rr.com writes:

I'm interested in trying out d using MacOS X, but if I understand correctly, one
must basically recompile 
gcc to do this.  Is there a simpler way?

bjoern <b.z. gmx.net> writes:

I just build a pkg for MacOS X, containing gcc-3.4.0 with support for 
the following languages:
- c
- c++
- d ( release: 1f )
- java
- fortran
- ada

At first I thought, it would be helpful, but that package is 77MB big, 
and probably runs only on MacOS X 10.3...
If anyone is interested in this file anyway, I will have to think of a 
way to distribute it (bittorrent, edonkey, etc.)

ptepesch stny.rr.com wrote:
 I'm interested in trying out d using MacOS X, but if I understand correctly,
one
 must basically recompile 
 gcc to do this.  Is there a simpler way?
 
 

Brian Hammond <d brianhammond.com> writes:

Yes, I'd be very interested in such a beast, especially if you were going to
maintain it for 1g, 1h, etc. :-)

In article <c79ju3$29bq$1 digitaldaemon.com>, bjoern says...
I just build a pkg for MacOS X, containing gcc-3.4.0 with support for 
the following languages:
- c
- c++
- d ( release: 1f )
- java
- fortran
- ada

At first I thought, it would be helpful, but that package is 77MB big, 
and probably runs only on MacOS X 10.3...
If anyone is interested in this file anyway, I will have to think of a 
way to distribute it (bittorrent, edonkey, etc.)

ptepesch stny.rr.com wrote:
 I'm interested in trying out d using MacOS X, but if I understand correctly,
one
 must basically recompile 
 gcc to do this.  Is there a simpler way?
 
 

bjoern <b.z. gmx.net> writes:

Brian Hammond wrote:
 Yes, I'd be very interested in such a beast, especially if you were going to
 maintain it for 1g, 1h, etc. :-)

I will try to stay up to date with the packages.

I am sharing the file on edonkey for now...

ed2k://|file|gcc-3.4.0-1f.dmg.bz2|80790269|34B797CE97BD4FD9651971420FBDC1A0|/

It might be faster and probably more comfortable to compile it yourself 
though ;)

ptepesch stny.rr.com writes:

Thanks for going to this effort.

Any help with setting up edonkey would be desirable.  I've downloaded overnet
and fiddled around with 
this for a while.  I can search for files and that seems to be about it.  I've
tried downloading a couple of 
files without success, as it seems to perpetually look for the file.  I've tried
opening ports on my router/
firewall to make my status "open", with apparently no help.  Also, the file
referenced in this message 
doesn't show up in a search, but given that I can't download anything anyway,
that point is kind of 
moot.

Hopefully I'm doing something obviously wrong...

Thanks in advance for any help.

In article <c79qhv$2jmo$1 digitaldaemon.com>, bjoern says...
Brian Hammond wrote:
 Yes, I'd be very interested in such a beast, especially if you were going to
 maintain it for 1g, 1h, etc. :-)

I will try to stay up to date with the packages.

I am sharing the file on edonkey for now...

ed2k://|file|gcc-3.4.0-1f.dmg.bz2|80790269|34B797CE97BD4FD9651971420FBDC1A0|/

It might be faster and probably more comfortable to compile it yourself 
though ;)

bjoern <b.z. gmx.net> writes:

I have just learned that I have 100MB webspace at my university, so I 
will put it there. I don't know if the quota is for my homedirectory or 
just for the homepage area... hopefully the latter is true, or I won't 
have enough quota.
You will find the file at:

http://www.tu-harburg.de/~sibz0149/gcc-3.4.0-1f.dmg.bz2

So you can forget about eDonkey for now. I wouldn't have been such a 
great help myself anyway. I wanted to use mldonkey 
(http://mldonkey.org), but when I try to download the file from another 
client, the download won't start...

- Bjoern


ptepesch stny.rr.com wrote:
 Thanks for going to this effort.
 
 Any help with setting up edonkey would be desirable.  I've downloaded overnet
 and fiddled around with 
 this for a while.  I can search for files and that seems to be about it.  I've
 tried downloading a couple of 
 files without success, as it seems to perpetually look for the file.  I've
tried
 opening ports on my router/
 firewall to make my status "open", with apparently no help.  Also, the file
 referenced in this message 
 doesn't show up in a search, but given that I can't download anything anyway,
 that point is kind of 
 moot.
 
 Hopefully I'm doing something obviously wrong...
 
 Thanks in advance for any help.
 
 In article <c79qhv$2jmo$1 digitaldaemon.com>, bjoern says...
 
Brian Hammond wrote:

Yes, I'd be very interested in such a beast, especially if you were going to
maintain it for 1g, 1h, etc. :-)

I will try to stay up to date with the packages.

I am sharing the file on edonkey for now...

ed2k://|file|gcc-3.4.0-1f.dmg.bz2|80790269|34B797CE97BD4FD9651971420FBDC1A0|/

It might be faster and probably more comfortable to compile it yourself 
though ;)

 
 
 

ptepesch stny.rr.com writes:

Thank you for the file.  For whatever reason the installer runs, but I do not
see the directory anywhere 
after the installation finishes.  Any idea what I may be doing wrong?

In article <c7cs34$18bs$1 digitaldaemon.com>, bjoern says...
I have just learned that I have 100MB webspace at my university, so I 
will put it there. I don't know if the quota is for my homedirectory or 
just for the homepage area... hopefully the latter is true, or I won't 
have enough quota.
You will find the file at:

http://www.tu-harburg.de/~sibz0149/gcc-3.4.0-1f.dmg.bz2

So you can forget about eDonkey for now. I wouldn't have been such a 
great help myself anyway. I wanted to use mldonkey 
(http://mldonkey.org), but when I try to download the file from another 
client, the download won't start...

- Bjoern


ptepesch stny.rr.com wrote:
 Thanks for going to this effort.
 
 Any help with setting up edonkey would be desirable.  I've downloaded overnet
 and fiddled around with 
 this for a while.  I can search for files and that seems to be about it.  I've
 tried downloading a couple of 
 files without success, as it seems to perpetually look for the file.  I've
tried
 opening ports on my router/
 firewall to make my status "open", with apparently no help.  Also, the file
 referenced in this message 
 doesn't show up in a search, but given that I can't download anything anyway,
 that point is kind of 
 moot.
 
 Hopefully I'm doing something obviously wrong...
 
 Thanks in advance for any help.
 
 In article <c79qhv$2jmo$1 digitaldaemon.com>, bjoern says...
 
Brian Hammond wrote:

Yes, I'd be very interested in such a beast, especially if you were going to
maintain it for 1g, 1h, etc. :-)

I will try to stay up to date with the packages.

I am sharing the file on edonkey for now...

ed2k://|file|gcc-3.4.0-1f.dmg.bz2|80790269|34B797CE97BD4FD9651971420FBDC1A0|/

It might be faster and probably more comfortable to compile it yourself 
though ;)

 
 
 

ptepesch stny.rr.com writes:

In article <c7eq3m$18ng$1 digitaldaemon.com>, ptepesch stny.rr.com says...
Thank you for the file.  For whatever reason the installer runs, but I do not
see the directory anywhere 
after the installation finishes.  Any idea what I may be doing wrong?

In article <c7cs34$18bs$1 digitaldaemon.com>, bjoern says...
I have just learned that I have 100MB webspace at my university, so I 
will put it there. I don't know if the quota is for my homedirectory or 
just for the homepage area... hopefully the latter is true, or I won't 
have enough quota.
You will find the file at:

http://www.tu-harburg.de/~sibz0149/gcc-3.4.0-1f.dmg.bz2

So you can forget about eDonkey for now. I wouldn't have been such a 
great help myself anyway. I wanted to use mldonkey 
(http://mldonkey.org), but when I try to download the file from another 
client, the download won't start...

- Bjoern


ptepesch stny.rr.com wrote:
 Thanks for going to this effort.
 
 Any help with setting up edonkey would be desirable.  I've downloaded overnet
 and fiddled around with 
 this for a while.  I can search for files and that seems to be about it.  I've
 tried downloading a couple of 
 files without success, as it seems to perpetually look for the file.  I've
tried
 opening ports on my router/
 firewall to make my status "open", with apparently no help.  Also, the file
 referenced in this message 
 doesn't show up in a search, but given that I can't download anything anyway,
 that point is kind of 
 moot.
 
 Hopefully I'm doing something obviously wrong...
 
 Thanks in advance for any help.
 
 In article <c79qhv$2jmo$1 digitaldaemon.com>, bjoern says...
 
Brian Hammond wrote:

Yes, I'd be very interested in such a beast, especially if you were going to
maintain it for 1g, 1h, etc. :-)

I will try to stay up to date with the packages.

I am sharing the file on edonkey for now...

ed2k://|file|gcc-3.4.0-1f.dmg.bz2|80790269|34B797CE97BD4FD9651971420FBDC1A0|/

It might be faster and probably more comfortable to compile it yourself 
though ;)

 
 
 

ptepesch stny.rr.com writes:

Apparently the default install directory for this package is /.  Also, it does
not create a directory gcc
-3.4, just installs all the directories directly in the chosen directory.  I
wonder what I mangled by doing 
that...so for not big problems, but I'm not that familiar with the directory
system of OS X.

In article <c7eq3m$18ng$1 digitaldaemon.com>, ptepesch stny.rr.com says...
Thank you for the file.  For whatever reason the installer runs, but I do not
see the directory anywhere 
after the installation finishes.  Any idea what I may be doing wrong?

In article <c7cs34$18bs$1 digitaldaemon.com>, bjoern says...
I have just learned that I have 100MB webspace at my university, so I 
will put it there. I don't know if the quota is for my homedirectory or 
just for the homepage area... hopefully the latter is true, or I won't 
have enough quota.
You will find the file at:

http://www.tu-harburg.de/~sibz0149/gcc-3.4.0-1f.dmg.bz2

So you can forget about eDonkey for now. I wouldn't have been such a 
great help myself anyway. I wanted to use mldonkey 
(http://mldonkey.org), but when I try to download the file from another 
client, the download won't start...

- Bjoern


ptepesch stny.rr.com wrote:
 Thanks for going to this effort.
 
 Any help with setting up edonkey would be desirable.  I've downloaded overnet
 and fiddled around with 
 this for a while.  I can search for files and that seems to be about it.  I've
 tried downloading a couple of 
 files without success, as it seems to perpetually look for the file.  I've
tried
 opening ports on my router/
 firewall to make my status "open", with apparently no help.  Also, the file
 referenced in this message 
 doesn't show up in a search, but given that I can't download anything anyway,
 that point is kind of 
 moot.
 
 Hopefully I'm doing something obviously wrong...
 
 Thanks in advance for any help.
 
 In article <c79qhv$2jmo$1 digitaldaemon.com>, bjoern says...
 
Brian Hammond wrote:

Yes, I'd be very interested in such a beast, especially if you were going to
maintain it for 1g, 1h, etc. :-)

I will try to stay up to date with the packages.

I am sharing the file on edonkey for now...

ed2k://|file|gcc-3.4.0-1f.dmg.bz2|80790269|34B797CE97BD4FD9651971420FBDC1A0|/

It might be faster and probably more comfortable to compile it yourself 
though ;)

 
 
 

bjoern <b.z. gmx.net> writes:

I am very sorry, that it installs itself into /. Unfortunatly, I didn't 
have the time to fix it yet, and I guess it will have to wait until mid 
of June.
The package will install into the following directories:
/bin
/include
/info
/lib
/libexec
/man
/share
I guess all directories were created by the installer, except /bin.
In /bin you can do `ls -lrt` to see the directory sorted by date. The 
files in the installer were created "30 Apr 2:27". You can delete them 
or move them somewhere else. BE CAREFUL! You don't want to delete your 
/bin dir, like I did :) Luckily, I had a backup...

- Bjoern

ptepesch stny.rr.com wrote:

 Apparently the default install directory for this package is /.  Also, it does
 not create a directory gcc
 -3.4, just installs all the directories directly in the chosen directory.  I
 wonder what I mangled by doing 
 that...so for not big problems, but I'm not that familiar with the directory
 system of OS X.
 
 In article <c7eq3m$18ng$1 digitaldaemon.com>, ptepesch stny.rr.com says...
 
Thank you for the file.  For whatever reason the installer runs, but I do not
see the directory anywhere 
after the installation finishes.  Any idea what I may be doing wrong?

In article <c7cs34$18bs$1 digitaldaemon.com>, bjoern says...

I have just learned that I have 100MB webspace at my university, so I 
will put it there. I don't know if the quota is for my homedirectory or 
just for the homepage area... hopefully the latter is true, or I won't 
have enough quota.
You will find the file at:

http://www.tu-harburg.de/~sibz0149/gcc-3.4.0-1f.dmg.bz2

So you can forget about eDonkey for now. I wouldn't have been such a 
great help myself anyway. I wanted to use mldonkey 
(http://mldonkey.org), but when I try to download the file from another 
client, the download won't start...

- Bjoern


ptepesch stny.rr.com wrote:

Thanks for going to this effort.

Any help with setting up edonkey would be desirable.  I've downloaded overnet
and fiddled around with 
this for a while.  I can search for files and that seems to be about it.  I've
tried downloading a couple of 
files without success, as it seems to perpetually look for the file.  I've tried
opening ports on my router/
firewall to make my status "open", with apparently no help.  Also, the file
referenced in this message 
doesn't show up in a search, but given that I can't download anything anyway,
that point is kind of 
moot.

Hopefully I'm doing something obviously wrong...

Thanks in advance for any help.

In article <c79qhv$2jmo$1 digitaldaemon.com>, bjoern says...


Brian Hammond wrote:


Yes, I'd be very interested in such a beast, especially if you were going to
maintain it for 1g, 1h, etc. :-)

I will try to stay up to date with the packages.

I am sharing the file on edonkey for now...

ed2k://|file|gcc-3.4.0-1f.dmg.bz2|80790269|34B797CE97BD4FD9651971420FBDC1A0|/

It might be faster and probably more comfortable to compile it yourself 
though ;)