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 ====== Setting up a Development Environment for Mac OS X ======
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 This guide has been prepared on a fresh installation of High Sierra in order to cover all the very basic requirements.
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 The setup is very simple, and contrary to popular belief, the Xcode IDE is not required.
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   - One MacOSX SDK
-And the nice thing is, all of the above will be installed in one go via the Xcode Commandline Developer Tools. Let's do this now.
+And the nice thing is, all of the above will be installed in one go via the //Xcode Commandline Developer Tools//. Let's do this now.
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   - Open a Terminal
   - Type ''gcc''
-You will not have ''gcc'' on your system, but Mac OSX has stubs on the system that catch this command and a prompt will appear allowing you to download the Xcode Commandline Developer Tools.
+You will not have ''gcc'' on your system, but Mac OSX has stubs on the system that catch this command and a prompt will appear allowing you to download the //Xcode Commandline Developer Tools//.
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 Please note: Do not click the ''Get Xcode'' button. That would download the entire Xcode. Instead, just click the ''Install'' button.
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 The download will begin. Should be around a 45MB download, which is quite reasonable:
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 Once download completes, the following prompt appears:
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 Now you can explore what you have just downloaded. Use finder, and visit the following location:
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 ''MacintoshHD / Library / Developer / CommandLineTools''
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 In the ''SDKs'' folder is (as you'd imagine) the SDK that the tools installed. The ''CommandLineTools/usr'' folder contains the gcc compiler tools as well as ''git'' plus many other tools we don't need to cover.
-And that is it. Your Mac system is ready to start developing with Orx.
+And that's it. Your Mac system is ready to start developing with Orx.
-The [[en:orx:mac:cloning_and_building_orx_on_mac|next article]] will cover using ''git'' to download the Orx library, and then how to compile it using the gcc compiler against the MacOSX SDK.
+The [[en:tutorials:orx:mac:cloning_and_building_orx_on_mac|next article]] will cover using ''git'' to download the Orx library, and then how to compile it using the gcc compiler against the MacOSX SDK.

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