From: Tarang Mittal <tarangm@cs.utexas.edu> <br>
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For the Mac users in the class who have had issues trying to get the <br>
simulator working on their machine, I have, after 2 weeks of working on  <br>
it (and getting japanese transalted), managed to do it successfully on  <br>
my iBook G4 running Mac OS X 10.3.8 <br>
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Here is a how-to <br>
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<b>Requirements -</b> <br>
1. Mac OS X 10.2.8 or higher <br>
2. gcc 2.95.2 <br>
3. X11 For Mac OS X <br>
4. X11 SDK for Mac OS X <br>
5. Source of rcsoccersim-9.3.7 <br>
6. Patch file. (will provide link below) <br>
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(1) is there by default mostly. <br>
(2,4) Are available on the X-Code 1.5 cd provided by Apple. This CD can  <br>
be obtained either by a fresh purchase of Mac OS X or for free download  <br>
at developer.apple.com. For the latter option, one must sign up for  <br>
free with Apple Developer Connection. <br>
(3) Can be installed from the Mac OS X install disks or downloaded for  <br>
free from above mentioned location. <br>
(6) rcsoccersim-9.3.7-1.patch in the project directory of cs344M-stone <br>
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<b>Procedure</b> <br>
Obtain tar ball of rcsoccersim-9.3.7 from either the project directory  <br>
in the CS department machines or from sourceforge. <br>
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Extract the tar ball. It creates a directory ./rcsoccersim-9.3.7/ <br>
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While installing X-Code, ensure that you check the options of installing <br>
- gcc-2.95.2 <br>
- X11 SDK <br>
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In rcsoccersim-9.3.7 <br>
run the following commands - <br>
> patch -p1 < rcsoccersim-9.3.7-1.patch <br>
> sudo gcc_select 2 (need admin password) <br>
> CXXFLAGS=-Wno-long-double ./configure --enable-static=yes 
--disable-shared <br>
> make <br>
> make install <br>
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ensure that /usr/local/bin is in your path <br>
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run rcsoccersim
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Enjoy
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-- <br>
Tarang Mittal <br>
Undergraduate, Senior <br>
Computer Sciences and Pure Mathematics <br>
University of Texas at Austin <br>
+1-512-826-1005 <br>