macOS GCC -- C compiler OS 10.6 (snow leopard)

[Lolmaniac]

Help me please, I cant compile C in my snow leopard.

I`ve already installed Xcode Tools, it worked fine in 10.5 but I updated to 10.6, and I tried to download the new version of the Xcode Tools (3.14), and the gcc compiler doesn`t work anymore.

I use the terminal to compile, and now, when I type gcc, the terminal shows me a msg: -bash: gcc: command not found.

PS: I work with C and not obj-C.

 

[gnasher729]

Help me please, I cant compile C in my snow leopard.

I`ve already installed Xcode Tools, it worked fine in 10.5 but I updated to 10.6, and I tried to download the new version of the Xcode Tools (3.14), and the gcc compiler doesn`t work anymore.

I use the terminal to compile, and now, when I type gcc, the terminal shows me a msg: -bash: gcc: command not found.

PS: I work with C and not obj-C.

That's not the new version of XCode. Current XCode version is 3.2. And maybe you should use XCode directly so you get clang + LLVM for better code, better error messages, and faster compile times.

 

[electroshock]

Help me please, I cant compile C in my snow leopard.

I`ve already installed Xcode Tools, it worked fine in 10.5 but I updated to 10.6, and I tried to download the new version of the Xcode Tools (3.14), and the gcc compiler doesn`t work anymore.

I use the terminal to compile, and now, when I type gcc, the terminal shows me a msg: -bash: gcc: command not found.

PS: I work with C and not obj-C.

Uninstall any existing Xcode installations. Then insert your Snow Leopard install DVD, go to Optional Tools folder, and install Xcode.

 

[FineTuner]

Thanks to Lolmaniac for posting the question, and for electroshock's reply. You guys made my life easier