configure -without-QuickTime-framework -without-Carbon-framework -with-defaultwindow =gemcocoawindow -with-pd =/Applications//Contents/Resources make and install Gem: You will have to “link” gettext with: $ brew link gettext -force Get going Set up a ,development'' directory $ mkdir ~/Development $ cd ~/Development Clone Gem from Github $ git clone $ cd Gem Building Gem Pre-building steps $. Install some needed packages $ brew install git pkg-config gettext imagemagick ftgl automake If you have not installed Xcode command line tools you will be asked to install. Install Homebrew by pasting the following in a terminal: $ ruby -e " $(curl -fsSL ) " …and then click Install rather than Get Xcode. They come with Xcode but if you don't want to install full Xcode development package, you can run the following in a terminal: $ xcode-select -install You need to download the Xcode Command Line tools.
Here is the app: Installing stuff Install Pdĭownload the newest PD and put in Applications Make sure it is the 64Bit version: There is also a GITHUB GUI app for macOS but alternatively you can also push changes you have made directly from the terminal.
Once successfully compiled issues can be logged at the master Once you have an account, fork the master Gem project This is a really great way to collaborate on code. I would advise a Github account so that you can fork Gem and commit you changes directly for testing.
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You should also check the How to contribute document before contributing. There is a another (probably more complete) tutorial on How to build gem on OSX/Mavericks.
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