[Ham-Mac] PIC programing on a MAC?

[Lew Phelps]

Well, I am JUST starting down this path myself, so I am far from an 
expert.   The way I am going at it is to work with a program where 
there are very, very good "how to" instructions, and then go looking on 
the Internet or in a basic Unix book to learn about anything that I 
don't understand.

My target program for learning how to assemble Linux programs is 
Xastir, a really nifty APRS program that runs under X11.  See:

http://n1ofz.connares.org/software/Xastir

73,

Lew K6LMP

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On Apr 4, 2005, at 4:17 PM, John Zaruba Jr wrote:

>
> While this is good news indeed, I have seen this type of response for 
> other types of software. The rub involves the "how" part. I like to 
> think that I'm fairly typical of Mac users when I say anything more 
> complex than double clicking a .dmg file is outside the usual scope of 
> operations.
>
> Are there any suggestions as to where to learn how to compile linux 
> apps in OS X?
>
> 73,
>
> John AA2BN
>
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