macOS Installing gcc without Xcode

[TouchOfClass]

I downloaded the developer tools from Apple and I am trying to install gcc without installing Xcode and all the other tools. I was able to customize the install so that only gcc-4.0 and bsdsdk were installed. gcc is actually installed and appears to be working but stdio.h did not install. I couldn't find the library with 'locate' or 'spotlight' and I checked '/usr/include/'.

The reason I am doing this is that all I need is a command line compiler.

 

[NoOneButMe]

Have you checked /usr/bin? 🙂

 

[TouchOfClass]

yup.

gcc is there but no stdio.h. I thought the standard c libraries were in /usr/include.

 

[MongoTheGeek]

They are included in the different OS SDKs

/Developer/sdk/MacOSX10.n.n/usr/include

Hmm.. I also have them in /usr/include, but nothing wants to find them there.

 

[Eraserhead]

You may want to install the Mac OS X 10.whatever SDK as well.