Jim Kellas jimk
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/ eric_on_lion.txt
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April 30, 2012 23:43
Installing the Eric IDE for Python on OS X Lion
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| You'll find that getting QT to play nicely on Lion is less than intuitive and painful much less getting all of the Eric IDE pre-requisites working, as well. In a effort to ease your pains, here's the steps that I went through: | |
| btw, these instructions are assuming you have an Intel Mac (I doubt Lion supports PowerPC, though). | |
| Xcode | |
| - What developer hasn't installed Xcode on his Mac, yet?!? | |
| - Xcode has the build tools that everything needs so you'll need this. | |
| Python | |
| - I think the OS X version of Python will work but I used python2.7 from Homebrew |
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| You'll find that getting QT to play nicely on Lion is less than intuitive and painful much less getting all of the Eric IDE pre-requisites working, as well. In a effort to ease your pains, here's the steps that I went through: | |
| btw, these instructions are assuming you have an Intel Mac (I doubt Lion supports PowerPC, though). | |
| Xcode | |
| - What developer hasn't installed Xcode on his Mac, yet?!? | |
| - Xcode has the build tools that everything needs so you'll need this. | |
| Python | |
| - I think the OS X version of Python will work but I used python2.7 from Homebrew |