To those unfortunate souls who updated to OS X 10.9 The standard compiler that comes with with xcode 5 is clang and it will give you a ton of troubles.
To fix this (the easiest way) install gnu gcc from Macports. That has received an update for 10.9.
http://www.macports.org/install.php
Be cautious I have heard that Homebrew and Macports does not work very well together.
Then type the following into the terminal: sudo port install gcc48 (or the gcc version number you prefer)
It will probably give you a few errors. Simply do a port install on all the dependancies.
In the end it will give you a "gcc-mp-[version]" binary in /usr/bin simply rename / remove the existing gcc and rename the Macports variant to gcc. (The gcc provided by xcode is just a link to clang anyhow).
Hope it helps! Tomas
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On Dec 14, 2013, at 8:22 PM, Tomas Möre tomas.o.more@gmail.com wrote:
To those unfortunate souls who updated to OS X 10.9 The standard compiler that comes with with xcode 5 is clang and it will give you a ton of troubles.
To fix this (the easiest way) install gnu gcc from Macports.
Or you could run
./misc/install-gnu-gcc-osx
available in the Gambit distribution.
Brad