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Hi Marc,

EigenD 2 and later should compile just fine with the latest Xcode on Mountain Lion. Xcode 3 was required for EigenD 1.

HTH,

Geert

Well, I've installed xcode and got the code from GitHub, plus put the Steinberg headers into a 'steinberg' sub-folder with the main EigenD source folder, but I'm getting an error when I run make. The EigenD folder is in '/Volumes/Data HDD/users/markpowell/Documents/EigenDSource/' (in an EigenD sub-folder), but when I run make I get the following:

scons: Reading SConscript files ...

/usr/pi/Python.framework/Versions/2.5/Resources/Python.app/Contents/MacOS/Python: can't open file '/Volumes/Data': [Errno 2] No such file or directory

ValueError: need more than 1 value to unpack:

  File "/Volumes/Data HDD/users/markpowell/Documents/EigenDSource/EigenD/tools/SConstruct", line 29:

    master_env = select_tools.select()

  File "/Volumes/Data HDD/users/markpowell/Documents/EigenDSource/EigenD/tools/select_tools.py", line 87:

    return globals()[sys.platform]()

  File "/Volumes/Data HDD/users/markpowell/Documents/EigenDSource/EigenD/tools/select_tools.py", line 73:

    return globals()[p]()

  File "/Volumes/Data HDD/users/markpowell/Documents/EigenDSource/EigenD/tools/select_tools.py", line 51:

    env = darwin_tools.PiDarwinEnvironment('macosx-i386')

  File "/Volumes/Data HDD/users/markpowell/Documents/EigenDSource/EigenD/tools/darwin_tools.py", line 111:

    unix_tools.PiUnixEnvironment.__init__(self,platform,'usr/pi','Library/Eigenlabs',python='/usr/pi/bin/python')

  File "/Volumes/Data HDD/users/markpowell/Documents/EigenDSource/EigenD/tools/unix_tools.py", line 28:

    generic_tools.PiGenericEnvironment.__init__(self,platform,install_prefix,userdir_suffix,python)

  File "/Volumes/Data HDD/users/markpowell/Documents/EigenDSource/EigenD/tools/generic_tools.py", line 255:

    self.__getpython()

  File "/Volumes/Data HDD/users/markpowell/Documents/EigenDSource/EigenD/tools/generic_tools.py", line 183:

    (exe,incpath,libpath,libs,linkextra,prefix) = [s.strip() for s in status.split(';')]

make: *** [all] Error 2

Looking at the first line as a complete layman, it looks like it's tripping up because I've got a space in my drive name ('Data HDD'). Is that the case, or is that a red herring?

Thanks,
Mark.

Almost there - I had another error regarding missing header files, but this turned out to be down to the XCode command line tools not being installed by default when installing XCode4 from the App Store (Prefs/Downloads/Install from within XCode sorted this). I've put the source onto an external hard drive to avoid renaming my main drive and screwing other things up. It now appears to build and then, right at the end, throws the following error:

scons: Reading SConscript files ...

platform: macosx-i386 python: /usr/pi/bin/python

clearing /Volumes/BACKUPS/EigenDSource/EigenD/tmp/stage

clearing /Volumes/BACKUPS/EigenDSource/EigenD/tmp/pkg

building release 2.0.74-stable compatible with 2.0-stable

scons: done reading SConscript files.

scons: Building targets ...

tags (ctags)

ctags: illegal option -- -

usage: ctags [-BFadtuwvx] [-f tagsfile] file ...

scons: *** [tags] Error 1

scons: building terminated because of errors.

make: *** [all] Error 2

As far as I can tell it's built everything, so can anyone give me a clue as to what this final glitch is please?

Thanks a lot in advance,
Mark.

That sorted it - looks like we have a fully functional Death Star. Thanks for letting me know how to fix that last bit.

Cheers,
Mark.