Xcode & gcc

Hello everyone,

I am new to programing on a mac (Snow Leopard). I have Xcode 3.2.6 and see that there is no gfortran and the default gcc & g++ is version 4.2. I installed an updated version using macports in /opt/local/bin aliased as gcc-mp-4.6, g++-mp-4.6, gfortran-mp-4.6. The gcc and g++ that Xcode uses are in /usr/local/bin. I can compile code fine using command line, however I would like to be able to use the developer enviroment offered by Xcode. How do I set the default version of gcc and g++ in only the developer to gcc-mp-4.6 and g++-mp-4.6. Also, how do I add gfortran-mp-4.6 to Xcode? Detailed instructions would really be appreciated since I am a newbie. Thank you very much!

Updating GCC: c++ - Update GCC on OSX - Stack Overflow
Integrating Fortran into Xcode: Mike Floyd - MIT - gfortran for Mac OS X

Raz0rEdge said:

Updating GCC: c++ - Update GCC on OSX - Stack Overflow
Integrating Fortran into Xcode: Mike Floyd - MIT - gfortran for Mac OS X

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Hi Ashwin,

Thank you for the links. The first link solve my problem about setting the default gcc compiler. The second link leads me to a webpage where I install a gfortran (version 4.2) compiler. I have already installed the compiler. I am unsure how to link the compiler with Xcode 3.2 developing environment.

Thank you for your help,
namu