One quick question. I am sat in a hotel room a long way from a
braodband connection. this is a 300 M download. That's a lot on a dial
up at hotel phone rates. Is there a less financially crippling way of
just getting the essential files, or do I need the full update to
XCode?
I've never tried this, but the files have been named. Might be worth a
try getting them from Apple's darwin source code, hand compiling them
and copying them into place. I suspect you won't get the options (like
dynamic library vs. static or object code, object output format, among
others) correct the first try. I'd guess dynamic library and somthing
other than elf, but I'd likely be wrong and incomplete. Anyone else
have a guess to hazard?
I'm sure you'd want to get the complete package installed once you get
back where you have broadband.
And maybe one of us should file a bug report or suggestion that Apple
put up a download of just the relevant files?
--
Joel Rees
It's not the "Here's a button, click it!" attitude,
It's Bill saying he has to be free to invent our technological
future.
(But I'm just as glad it's not Steve's company with the 95%,
either.)
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