Building LyX on Aqua

		  Ronald Florence <ron@18james.com>


   Make sure you have installed the MacOSX development tools.  The
   procedure described here builds LyX-1.3.3 linked with a static Qt
   library and installs the LyX and Start-LyX applications.

   Download the GPL-licensed MacOSX Qt library source code from
   ftp://ftp.trolltech.com/qt/source/qt-mac-free-3.1.2.sit. Untar the
   .tar.gz file in a convenient directory in /usr/local/src or
   /usr/local. Then open a terminal, cd to the Qt source directory,
   apply the patch development/MacOSX/qt.patch, and:

   % setenv QTDIR `pwd` 
   % sudo gcc_select 2 
   % ./configure -static 
   % make 
   % sudo gcc_select 3 
   % mkdir lib/unused 
   % mv lib/*.dylib lib/unused 

   To avoid this compiler-changing procedure in the future, you might
   want to write Apple to urge that they fix bug ID #3162425 so the
   default gcc-3.1 compiler can be used to compile LyX-1.3.x on MacOSX.

   Using the same terminal session you used to build the Qt libraries
   (or if you start a new terminal, set the QTDIR environment variable
   as above), cd to the top of the LyX source hierarchy. Then:

   % setenv CXX g++2
   % setenv LDFLAGS "-framework Carbon -framework OpenGL -framework AGL -framew
ork QuickTime -lz"
   % ./configure --with-frontend=qt --without-x --datadir=/Applications/LyX.app
/Contents/Resources --bindir=/Applications/LyX.app/Contents/MacOS --mandir=/App
lications/LyX.app/Contents/Resources/man
   % make

   Download the LyX Framework at
   http://www.18james.com/code/LyX.tar.gz and run the installer. Then
   in the terminal where you built LyX:

   % make install
   % cp development/MacOSX/lyx.xpm /Applications/LyX.app/Contents/Resources/LyX/images/lyx.xpm

   Please see the LyX on Aqua howto at
   http://www.18james.com/lyx_on_aqua.html for information on
   configuring LyX on Aqua. The binary installation of LyX on Aqua
   installs ~/.MacOS/environment.plist and the TeX math fonts; you
   will need to do this configuration manually if you build LyX
   yourself.

   The information on this page is believed to be accurate, has been
   used successfully on many systems and sites, and has benefited from
   the comments and suggestions of many users. Due to the variations
   in individual systems, this information is conveyed as is with no
   warranty of any kind.