--- layout: fc_discuss_archives title: Message 32 from Frama-C-discuss on February 2010 ---
Hello, > I tried what is describe in this page : > http://frama-c.cea.fr/OSX_beryllium.html . But after i do that, if i try to > run frama-c in the terminal it does not recognize it. Can someone give me > more descriptive steps(for example, the commands to run in the right order). The instructions there assume that you are familiar with Unix. They say to add /usr/local/Frama-C_Be/bin to your shell's path. Considering that the previous step was to untar an archive containing a file named usr/local/Frama-C_Be/bin/frama-c in /, this program should get executed when you type frama-c. What does the command echo $PATH say? What does file /usr/local/Frama-C_Be/bin/frama-c say? Examples of commands that you should have typed at some point if you installed Frama-C right: cd / sudo tar jxvf /Users/Joao/Downloads/frama-c-Beryllium-20090902-why_2.23-OSX_intel.tar.bz2 export PATH=/usr/local/Frama-C_Be/bin:$PATH vi ~/.profile # and add line export PATH=/usr/local/Frama-C_Be/bin:$PATH > If someone knows how to put frama-c work using the compilation method can > also try to help me. Getting frama-c to compile is a simple matter of "configure" and "make". Getting frama-c-gui or gwhy on Snow Leopard is incredibly tricky. I have only gotten it to look reasonable recently, and by "look reasonable" I mean that it has no unicode support and that the letter sequence "fi" is displayed wrong. I wouldn't recommend you spend your time with this approach. The binary distribution has been tested and has no reason not to work on a brand-new Snow Leopard. Regards, Pascal